The military alliance between Russia and North Korea ceased to be an open secret to become a reality. More if it fits when at the end of last year both countries signed an agreement by which they promised to offer military assistance under the strategic association agreement.
This agreement implied the active collaboration of both countries, which is why Russia endowed with military information and formation of North Korean soldiers, Kim Jong-un sent thousands of military to Russia to combat in the conflict against Ukraine.
The military agreement was sealed by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, who recently stressed that the two countries have their “own current agreement and, according to this agreement, the parties have promised to provide mutually significant assistance if necessary.”
And gave as an example the North Korean collaboration in the war against Ukraine as a sign of the strength of the alliance between Moscow and Pyongyang. This flap of friendship, signed with numerous images and the trips of one and the other leader to the ‘friend’ country, has left these statements by the Kremlin, which in turn, denies new peace talks with Ukraine and with Trump as a mediator.
Also, Peskov threw balls outside when asked about Kursk’s Ukrainian control, and called on journalists to echo “the words of our president”, and insisted on Moscow’s predisposition to reach an agreement with kyiv “without any previous condition.”
