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Kim Jong Un vows to continue support for Russia

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 · 16h
North Korea opens memorial museum for troops killed in Russia-Ukraine war
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea has opened a memorial museum for its soldiers killed while fighting for Russia against Ukraine, with top leaders of North Korea and Russia pledging a push for gre...

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 · 15h · on MSN
North Korea's Kim to continue support for Russia, state media says
 · 10h
Fighting ‘Sacred’ War in Ukraine, North Korea and Russia Pledge to Deepen Ties
 · 9h
North Korea flaunts seized Western weapons in twisted Ukraine war museum as Kim vows to help Putin in ‘sacred’ invasion
KIM Jong-un flaunted destroyed Western weapons at a twisted museum opening – as he vowed to prop up Vladimir Putin in his “sacred” invasion of Ukraine.

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 · 12h
Kim Jong Un vows to continue support for Russia as North Korea opens memorial museum for troops killed in Ukraine war
 · 19h
North Korea's Kim says he will continue to support Russia's policies, state media reports
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Russian defence minister visits North Korea

MOSCOW, April 26 (Reuters) - Russian Defence Minister Andrei Belousov has arrived in North Korea, Russia's defence ministry said on Sunday, the second senior Russian official to visit Pyongyang in recent days.
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Speaker of Russian state duma meets North Korea’s leader Kim as officials visit Pyongyang

Russian State Duma Speaker Vyacheslav Volodin said on Sunday that it was a “great honor” to take part in an inauguration ceremony of a military memorial in Pyongyang.
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Russia’s new £89m bridge to ‘world’s most dangerous country’ to open in June

Russia and North Korea have celebrated the completion of a major new road bridge linking the two nations, with the controversial crossing expected to open as early as June. The project – spanning the Tumen River on the remote Far Eastern border – marks the first-ever direct road connection between Russia and the secretive state often dubbed the “world’s most dangerous country”.
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