Reported 8 months ago
Russian President Putin visited North Korea after 24 years, sparking speculations of a potential strategic triangle with China and North Korea. However, historical analysis shows limited and short-lived cooperation between Russia, China, and North Korea, with conflicting views on security and North Korea's nuclear weapons program. Experts from Russia and China have reservations about the formation of a strategic triangle, and current alliances may continue independently. Recent interactions involving the transfer of weapons and economic considerations highlight the constraints and differences among the three countries, indicating that a true strategic triangle may remain elusive.
Source: YAHOO