Russia's Kremlin: ``North Korea is our neighbor...we need to develop relations in all fields''

The Russian government reaffirmed its intention to use the North Korea-Russia summit as an opportunity to strengthen bilateral relations across the board. On the 20th (local time), according to Russian state news agency RIA Novosti and other sources, the Kremlin
"North Korea is our neighbor and we will continue to develop relations with North Korea in all possible areas," a spokesperson for the Russian Presidential Administration told reporters.
North Korean leader Kim Jung Eun visited Russia for five nights and six days from the 12th to the 17th. General Secretary Kim on the 15th
, held a summit meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, and then toured military facilities in Russia's Far East. The specific agenda for cooperation between North Korea and Russia was not made public, but it focused on strengthening military cooperation.
It seems that. Spokesman Peskov said, ``General Secretary Kim's visit to Russia was very constructive,'' and ``we had detailed discussions on the development of bilateral relations and exchanged opinions on areas of mutual interest.''
Beta. Specifically, he said, ``General Secretary Kim toured Russia's military facilities, military industrial complexes, and civil aviation industry facilities,'' and ``Building on General Secretary Kim's visit to Russia, we were able to shape the direction of our cooperation.'' ”
He explained. Kim's private train arrived in Pyongyang on the evening of the 19th after completing his visit to Russia. North Korea's Rodong Sinmun reported on Kim's recent visit to Russia, saying, ``The history of strengthening and developing friendships between North Korea and Russia'' and ``Immortality.''
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