Reported 8 months ago
Russian President Putin visited North Korea after 24 years and officially signed a 'Comprehensive Strategic Partner Relationship Agreement' with Kim Jong-un, which includes a 'mutual assistance clause' in case of aggression against one country. Both leaders highlighted the defense and peace aspects of the agreement, with North Korea calling it the 'strongest treaty ever' and aiming to elevate their relations to an 'alliance' level. The treaty expands cooperation in political, economic, and military aspects, with plans for military technology collaboration mentioned. The Kremlin stated that the accusations of a 'counter-Western alliance' between Russia and North Korea are false, emphasizing that the partnership is for the benefit of their people and not targeting any third-party countries. The treaty comes amidst tensions at the Korean border and accusations of North Korea assisting Russia with weapons for the Ukraine conflict.
Source: YAHOO