Kim Jong Un follows Putin in signing the ”Russia-North Korea Treaty” = ”ratification” by both countries is completed

North Korea ratified the Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, which it concluded with Russia in June of this year. This treaty, concluded by North Korea and Russia, states that "if either Russia or North Korea is in a state of war,
The North Korean state-run Korean Central News Agency said on the 12th that "In the event of a military attack, the other side will provide military assistance," making this a de facto "military alliance."
"The Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership between the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and the Russian Federation, signed at the 1995 summit, was ratified by a decree of General Secretary Kim Jung Eun," the report said.
The Korean Central News Agency reported that “the head of state signed the decree on the 11th,” meaning that it was signed by Kim.
Meanwhile, President Putin also signed the treaty on the 9th of this month.
The treaty will come into effect on the day that Russia and North Korea sign instruments of ratification.