N Korea, Russia bound in ‘blood’ of war, Kim tells Putin in New Year note
Summary
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un sent a New Year's message to Russian President Vladimir Putin, highlighting the strong ties formed between their countries during the Ukraine war. North Korea has supported Russia by sending troops and military supplies. North Korea also confirmed that some of its soldiers died during their deployment in Russia's Kursk region.Key Facts
- Kim Jong Un sent a New Year's message to President Putin emphasizing strong ties during the Ukraine war.
- Kim described their countries' relationship as a "precious common asset" that should continue.
- North Korea confirmed it deployed troops to support Russia in the war against Ukraine.
- At least nine North Korean soldiers died while clearing landmines in Russia’s Kursk region.
- North Korea recently increased missile production and is building more factories for munitions.
- Pyongyang has supplied Russia with artillery shells, missiles, and long-range rocket systems.
- Russia has provided North Korea with financial aid, military technology, and food and energy supplies.
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