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- Russia and North Korea sign a mutual-defense pact.
- The agreement was signed by Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un.
- Each nation pledges to assist the other if attacked.
Understanding the New Russia-North Korea Defense Pact
In a significant development, Russia and North Korea have entered into a mutual-defense agreement.
This pact, signed by Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, is a strategic move that binds the two nations to support each other in case of an external attack. The agreement marks a notable point in international relations, potentially altering the geopolitical landscape. It underscores the strengthening ties between Russia and North Korea amidst ongoing global tensions. Details on the specifics of the pact, such as the extent of military support and the conditions under which it would be enacted, remain crucial for understanding the future implications of this alliance.
