South Korean Ministry of National Defense assesses that there is a possibility that Kim Jong-un will go to Russia

South Korea's Ministry of National Defense (equivalent to the Ministry of Defense) announced on the 11th that North Korean Chairman Kim Jung Eun (General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea) may visit Russia and meet with President Putin.
I made it. In response to a related question at today's regular press conference, Ministry of National Defense Spokesperson Chung Ha-kyu said, ``The Ministry of National Defense assesses that there is a possibility that Kim Jong-un will visit Russia.''
If that happens, I evaluate that he is promoting the idea of holding talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin." Prior to this, the US newspaper The New York Times quoted government officials in their own country.
He also raised the possibility of Chairman Kim holding a summit meeting with President Putin in Vladivostok during the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF) from the 10th to the 13th.
However, on the 10th, when Chairman Kim was expected to depart for Vladivostok, he arrived in Pyongyang to begin his domestic schedule.
It appears that he digested it. According to North Korea's official media, Chairman Kim Jong-un yesterday attended a ceremony with participants in the ``Civil Defense Armed Forces Parade'' held to mark the 75th anniversary of the establishment of the regime (September 9).
I took a photo. Russia's Interfax news agency cited an announcement from the Kremlin Palace on the 11th (local time), stating that President Putin will visit the Far East region for two days starting today and hold an Eastern Economic Forum.
He announced that he would attend the meeting and introduced the specific schedule of the visit. However, there was no meeting with Chairman Kim on the local official schedule.