China, Russia, and North Korea flaunt their ”unity”... Attention is focused on the attendance of a ”Chinese-Russian delegation” to the North's September 9th Parade Ceremony

China and Russia are expected to send high-level delegations to North Korea's 75th anniversary celebrations on Sept. 9 (the anniversary of the establishment of the regime) on the 9th of this month. July 27th
It will be the first time in 44 days since the delegation was dispatched to the 70th Anniversary Commemorative Event of Victory Day (the date of the conclusion of the Korean War Armistice Agreement).
Unlike the previous Victory Day Parade Ceremony, which was a military event, this September 9th is a national event commemorating the establishment of a government, so China and Russia will
likely to send a high-level delegation commensurate with Recently, North Korean General Secretary Kim Jung Eun and Russian President Vladimir Putin exchanged personal letters, which is unusual for a year.
This is interpreted as a move by North Korea, which is holding three military parades, to show off the unity between China, Russia, and North Korea in response to the strengthening of cooperation between Japan, the United States, and South Korea. Hong Min (Hong Min) head of the North Korea Research Institute at the South Korea Institute for Unification
``Since it is the anniversary of the founding of the republic, its importance can be gauged by who China and Russia will send to high-level positions to represent the country in the next state-to-state event.''