Yellowtail. In the talks between the two sides, Russia asked North Korea to provide weapons and ammunition necessary for fighting in Ukraine, while North Korea offered Russia cutting-edge technology related to satellites and nuclear submarines.
or may seek food assistance. Late last month, it was confirmed that a delegation of about 20 North Korean officials traveled by train from Pyongyang to Vladivostok. The group then went to Moscow
I traveled by plane. This is believed to be a preview of Kim Jong Il's visit to Russia. According to the New York Times, citing U.S. officials, Kim Jong Il has been in Russia since the 10th of this month.
He is said to be planning to arrive by train from Pyongyang to attend the Eastern Economic Forum to be held in Ostok. In line with this, Kim Jong Il and President Putin
The newspaper reports that talks are expected to take place. Kim Jong Il and President Putin met in Vladivostok in 2019, but this was the only time the two met in person.
In recent years, North Korea and Russia have further strengthened their ties, and in July of this year, on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the conclusion of the armistice agreement of the Korean War, the capital city of Pyon
A military parade in Yang (Pyongyang) Square was attended by a Russian delegation headed by Defense Minister Shoigu. Shoigu watched the parade from the hinadan with Kim Jong Il and others. Current
The Tokyo Shimbun newspaper at the time pointed out, ``While delegations from both China and Russia were invited, the unusual hospitality shown to Russia was noticeable.'' “North Korea is advancing its nuclear and missile development and deepening conflicts with Japan, the United States, and South Korea, and the invasion of Ukraine has led to North Korea
It seems that the interests of Russia, which is suffering from a shortage of equipment, are aligned and that they have emphasized a honeymoon relationship." During his visit to North Korea, Mr. Shoigu also formally proposed to Kim Jong Il the holding of joint military exercises between China, North Korea, and Russia.
It is said that he did. On the 15th of last month, General Secretary Kim exchanged congratulatory telegrams with President Putin on the occasion of "Korea Liberation Day," the anniversary of Japan's liberation of the Korean Peninsula from colonial rule. Kim Jong Il is
“The friendly unity between North Korea and Russia will be further developed into a 100-year strategic relationship in response to the demands of the new era, and the two countries will always strongly support and solidarize each other on the journey to achieve common goals and achievements. Must
I am very confident that we will be undefeated.” In response, President Putin said, "In the future, we will continue to strengthen the stability and security of the Korean Peninsula and the Northeast Asian region as a whole, for the welfare of the people of both countries.
I am confident that we will strengthen cooperation in all areas in order to solidify the two sides," he said. It was reported that the two sides may meet and hold talks for the first time in four years.
The daily report said, ``Russia is suffering from a shortage of weapons due to the prolonged war in Ukraine, so negotiations are underway to receive support such as artillery shells from North Korea, but the two leaders will directly discuss this.
That's what it means. "Kim Jong-un is expected to demand Russia provide nuclear-related technologies such as satellites and nuclear submarines in return for providing artillery shells for use in the war in Ukraine."
In response to the report, South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said, "The relevant authorities of South Korea and the United States are also in close communication regarding North Korea's movements.
”. The United States expressed a strong sense of caution. U.S. National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said at a news conference on Thursday that North Korea has so far planned to export arms and ammunition to Russia.
"I will continue to demand that they keep their promises," he said, pointing out that he had publicly stated that he would not. He also warned that if North Korea continues to provide aid to Russia, it will "pay a price."
On the other hand, the Chosun Ilbo pointed out, ``There is no precedent for a detailed plan for a summit meeting between North Korea and a foreign country to be announced in advance,'' and added, ``The detailed schedule has been reported this time.
"Therefore, it is unclear whether Kim Jong Un, who is extremely concerned about security, will visit Russia as planned."
2023/09/07 09:31 KST
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