Kremlin: ``North Korea is our closest partner...I hope President Putin will visit North Korea soon''

The Kremlin (Russian presidential palace) has announced that it hopes that Russian President Vladimir Putin will visit North Korea soon. Kremlin outside North Korea's Choe Sung-hui, who is visiting Russia.
He also mentioned the possibility that the minister would pay a courtesy visit to President Putin. On the 15th (local time), according to Russia's state-run TASS news agency and other sources, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said that Choi Sung-hee and other
Regarding the minister's visit to Russia, he said, ``North Korea is our neighbor and our closest partner,'' adding, ``We are strengthening cooperation in all fields, and we are looking to make further progress.'' Also, “(Kim Ji
"Dialogue with North Korea will continue at all levels based on the agreement reached by General Secretary Yong Un and President Putin," he said, adding, "I look forward to meaningful and fruitful negotiations."
Foreign Minister Choi will visit Russia for three days from the 15th to the 17th. Based on last year's North Korea-Russia summit meeting, it is expected that efforts will be made to further strengthen cooperation between the two countries.
It will be done. South Korea and the United States are concerned that the two countries will strengthen military collusion, including arms deals. Foreign Minister Choe is scheduled to meet with Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov on the 16th.
There is a possibility that Foreign Minister Choe will pay a courtesy visit to President Putin after the North Korea-Russia foreign ministers' meeting. Spokesman Peskov said that Foreign Minister Choi was speaking to Puig to explain the details of the meeting.
He also explained that there was a possibility of meeting with President Ng. There is also talk of the possibility that Foreign Minister Choi and Secretary Lavrov will discuss President Putin's visit to North Korea, following Kim's visit to Russia last year. Pesco
``We hope that President Putin will make a return visit soon,'' Fu said, adding ``the timing of the visit will be further discussed.''