Russia says it has nothing to say about Kim Jong Un-Putin talks

Russia's Kremlin Palace confirmed on the 5th (local time) that there is "nothing to say" regarding the possibility that North Korean General Secretary Kim Jung Eun will pay a courtesy visit to Russian President Vladimir Putin at the end of this month.
refused to acknowledge. According to Reuters and other news outlets, Kremlin Palace Spokesman Peskov spoke at a briefing on the day about reports that President Putin and Kim would meet in Russia soon.
When reporters asked to confirm the facts, he replied, ``I cannot confirm.'' Prior to this, the New York Times (NYT) reported, citing US government sources, that Kim
It was reported that the general secretary is expected to visit Russia later this month to meet with President Putin and discuss the supply of weapons for the war against Ukraine.
If Kim's visit to Russia is realized, he will be unable to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus pandemic.
After that, normal diplomacy will be resumed for the first time in four years. The last leader he met was Chinese President Xi Jinping in June 2019.