Sending North Korean troops to Kursk Region ideal strategic partnership — Foreign Minister
North Korea has decided to send troops to the Kursk Region in Russia as part of a strategic partnership agreement. The move is seen as an exemplary case of the implementation of the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement between the two countries.
North Korea's Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui announced the decision to send soldiers to the Kursk Region. This move is in accordance with the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement. The agreement aims to strengthen military brotherhood between Russia and North Korea. A TASS delegation is currently visiting North Korea. The visit is expected to contribute to the development of friendly relations between the two countries.
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