Reported about 1 year ago
Russian President Putin arrived in Pyongyang on Wednesday, June 19, for a two-day visit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, where they signed a new comprehensive strategic partnership agreement replacing the 2000 mutual cooperation treaty. The pact aims to bolster economic and military cooperation between the two countries and strengthen their stance against Washington, including a significant component of a defense mutual assistance agreement promising support in case of third-party attacks. Putin commended Kim's support and solidarity in various conflicts, while also mentioning potential military technology cooperation with North Korea. The U.S. expressed concerns regarding Russia-North Korea deepening cooperation, while China stated that high-level exchanges between friendly neighbors are normal bilateral arrangements.
Source: YAHOO