PYONGYANG: Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un held a summit in Pyongyang on Wednesday (June 19) under the wary eyes of the international community, concerned over their illicit military cooperation that blatantly defies international sanctions and the rules-based international order.
At the highly-watched meeting, the two flaunted a united front on Russia’s war of aggression in Ukraine and vowed to expand their strategic partnership against the US and its allies.
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