South Korean Unification Minister ``deeply concerned about military cooperation and arms deals between Russia and North Korea''

Kim Yong-ho, the secretary of South Korea's Ministry of Unification, expressed his deep concerns about military cooperation between North Korea and Russia.
On the 14th, at a press conference held at the inter-Korean relations management team meeting place in Seoul, Minister Kim said, ``Russia-North Korea leaders
We need to know more about the detailed results of the talks, but we cannot help but be deeply concerned about military cooperation and arms deals," he said.
"We urge them to stop such acts and comply with international norms such as Security Council resolutions." Secretary Kim also stated, ``Since the Russian Defense Minister visited North Korea on July 27, the 70th anniversary of the armistice agreement,
developments during the period, several tours of munitions factories by Chairman Kim Jung Eun (General Secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea), members of his entourage on visits to North Korea, and comments suggesting Russia's support for North Korea's satellite development.
"Looking at the situation comprehensively, both sides are continuing to pursue some kind of military transaction." In fact, North Korea under the Kim Jong-un regime held an unprecedented military parade three times this year and demonstrated force.
It is carried out. Regarding this, Secretary Kim said, ``They are collecting funds by seizing virtual currencies worldwide and exploiting residents.
``Nuclear development and the livelihood of North Korean residents cannot be compatible,'' he said, strongly criticizing North Korea. Regarding the Russia-North Korea summit, Secretary Kim said, ``Military cooperation will be more sophisticated than in the past.
The possibility is very high. "This could be a complete violation of United Nations Security Council resolutions," and added, "Based on the close U.S.-South Korea alliance and with the mutual assistance of the international community, we will condemn and stop any illegal arms trade."
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