”Kim Jong Un-Putin expect closeness, but not 'bromance'” = British media

The British media BBC reported on the 12th (local time), ``North Korea's General Secretary Kim Jung Eun and Russian President Vladimir Putin are planning to mutually benefit from the summit.''
However, their relationship is not a 'bromance' (a passionate friendship between men)."
The BBC said, ``The relationship between Kim and President Putin is that they have a common enemy.''
This was done in the context of the 'geopolitical reality of 2023.' He went on to explain, ``Both leaders have much in common and hope to mutually benefit from a close relationship.''
However, calling their relationship a 'bromance' is quite inaccurate." The BBC reported, ``North Korea could be an important source of military supplies for Russia,'' and the United States said, ``North Korea could be an important source of military supplies for Russia.''
"There are active arms supply negotiations between the two countries." Regarding this, the British daily newspaper ``The Guardian'' said, ``Russia is seeking help from the country it once protected (North Korea).''
This is a sign that Russia's position is weakening and suggests that China has no intention of selling weapons to Russia."
Meanwhile, the BBC reported, ``Any country seeking to overthrow the world order may receive assistance from North Korea.''
Ta. He continued, ``President Putin has shown his intention to ``change the international order to his liking'' by invading Ukraine, and military cooperation with North Korea is another signal of this.
You can also say that.''