North Korea Kim Kim “unconditional” support for Russia in Ukraine Politics News

Kim Jong Un confirms the Pyongyang Moscow alliance during the visit of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov to North Korea.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un told Russia’s best diplomat that Pyongyang is ready “to support all the measures that Moscow has taken in its war on Ukraine, where the two countries held high -level strategic talks.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov in three days A visit to North KoreaWhich provided forces and weapons to Russia’s war on Ukraine and pledged more military support, as Moscow is trying to make progress in the conflict.

Kim met in Lavrov in the eastern coastal city of Wonsan, where Lavrov and his North Korean counterpart, Choi Sun Hui, held their second strategic dialogue, pledging more cooperation under a signature partnership treaty last year, which includes a mutual defensive agreement.

Kim Lavrov told that the steps taken by the allies in response to a radically advanced global geography will contribute greatly to securing peace and security all over the world.

“Kim Jong Un emphasized that the DPRK is ready to support and encourage all the measures taken by the Russian leadership regarding the treatment of the root cause of the Ukrainian crisis,” KCNA said.

The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs released a video of a telegram of the two men who shake hands and revives each other with a hug.

The North Korean leader also expressed “a firm belief that the Russian army and people will definitely win the sacred issue to defend the country’s dignity and basic interests.”

The two men discussed “the important matters to implement the agreements that were honestly held in the historic DPRK-Rusia summit in June 2024”.

Relations between Russia and North Korea have been significantly deepened during the last two years of the war in Ukraine, which began to invade Russia on a large scale in its neighbor in February 2022, with Pyongyang’s deployment of more than 10,000 soldiers and weapons to support Moscow.

The two countries, which were severely approved, signed a military deal last year, including a joint defense clause, during a rare visit by Russian President Vladimir Putin to North Korea.

Lavrov Kim told that Putin “hopes to continue direct contacts in the very near future,” according to the Russian government news agency Tass.

Before the visit, Russia announced that it would start twice a week between Moscow and Pyongyang.

Lavrov and Wensan praised that he was “a good tourist attraction,” adding: “We hope it will be common not only with local citizens, but also with the Russians.”