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As Russian President Vladimir Putin visits North Korea for the first time in 24 years on Tuesday, Western officials will be closely watching the two-day trip for signs of a closer military partnership between the nuclear-armed states.
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia will head to North Korea for the first time in 24 years on Tuesday after vowing to bring ties with Pyongyang to new heights and jointly combat what he called the “global neocolonial dictatorship” of the United States.
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SEOUL -- Russian President Vladimir Putin hailed ties with North Korea hours ahead of his arrival there on Tuesday, thanking it for supporting the war in Ukraine and stressing their common resistance to the U.S.
South Korea’s Foreign Minister Cho Tae-yul said Seoul had conveyed a “warning message” to Moscow that “negotiations with the North should not be conducted in a way that undermines peace and stability on the Korean peninsula”.
President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia will travel to North Korea for a two-day visit starting Tuesday to meet with one of the main arms suppliers for his war against Ukraine.
