The interviews lasted two hours between the Russian president Wladimir Putin and the North Korean leader Kim Jong Unfirst in the presence of the delegations and then in person, which took place at a Russian space center in the USAAmurin the Russian Far East.
In toast official dinner with Vladimir Putin, the North Korean leader, then paid tribute to what he called “the.”heroic Russian army“, he said, he was convinced of that will win in the so-called “special operation” in Ukraine. According to Kim, Russia will win “a great victory” in Ukraine in a “holy struggle to punish the ragtag group of evil” that seeks hegemony and harbors illusions of expansion. And he toasted “new victories for Russia” and the friendship between Moscow and Pyongyang. For his part, Russian President Vladimir Putin raised a toast to “strengthening cooperation” with North Korea.
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There Russia will help North Korea President Vladimir said it would develop its program to put satellites into orbit Putin on the occasion of the meeting with the North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in the cosmodrome in Vostochny. This was reported by the Ria Novosti agency. The Russian president had previously stated that “all topics” would be discussed in the talks with the North Korean head of state, including cooperation in the military sector. The Russian president and the North Korean leader visited a missile assembly and launch site before the talks began. “The heads of state and government inspected the sites of the new cosmodrome: an assembly hall for the Angara launch vehicle (the new generation of Russian rockets, editor’s note), a launch site for Soyuz-2 launch vehicles and a launch site under construction for Angara,” the Kremlin said in a statement.
In an interview with the Rossiya 1 TV channel, filmed by the Ria Novosti agency, The Russian president said there are “prospects” for military cooperation between Russia and North Korea. ““Russia is a self-sufficient country, but within the current rules there are options that we are considering and discussing,” Putin emphasized.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov will visit North Korea in October: Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov announced this to the Interfax agency after the talks between Putin and Kim Jong-Un in Russia.
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Kim: “We support every decision by Moscow that defends its sovereignty”
North Korea supports all decisions of the Russian authorities and intends to do so stay on Moscow’s side “to fight against imperialism”. Head of State Kim Jong-un said this, citing the Interfax agency, on the occasion of his meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. According to Kim, “Russia stood up to defend its sovereignty and security by resisting hegemonic forces.” The North Korean leader said he is convinced that today’s meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin will help “raise relations between the two countries to a new level.”
Pyongyang fires two ballistic missiles, an official protest from Tokyo
In the hours when the North Korean leader was about to meet the Russian leader, South Korea reported Pyongyang’s launch of ballistic missiles Sea of Japan. And consequently Tokyo announced that neither of the two ballistic launchers launched by North Korea landed in Japan’s exclusive economic zone (EEZ) and that no damage to ships or aircraft has been reported at this time. The Prime Minister Fumio Kishida directed the relevant ministries and authorities to collect information and ensure the safety of ships on site and for the people. Chief Cabinet Secretary Hirokazu Matsuno said this in a press conference presented by the government a formal protest to North Korea through its embassy in Beijing.
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