A recent defense agreement between North Korea and Russia solidifies their alliance, promising military support in case of invasion. This partnership has implications beyond weaponry, extending to trade and security cooperation. Consequently, South Korea considers halting weapon supplies to Ukraine, affected by this escalating situation.
As Russia faces military constraints due to Western sanctions, North Korea emerges as a key weapons supplier. The Putin-Kim Jong-Un alliance poses a growing threat, drawing international attention to the unpredictable dynamics in the region.
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