Kim Jong-un, the leader of North Korea, emphasized his country's enduring commitment to supporting and cooperating with Russia in a message to Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia. These remarks were made in response to Putin's congratulatory message on the occasion of the seventy-eighth anniversary of the founding of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and reflect the close and strategic relations between the two countries.
Putin's congratulatory message and Kim's response
Vladimir Putin, in a message to Kim Jong-un, congratulated him on the anniversary of the founding of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and emphasized the importance of the two countries' relations in various fields. Kim, in response to this message, thanked Putin for his ongoing and friendly support and referred to the expansion of bilateral relations in the economic, political, and military domains.
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Dimensions of North Korea-Russia relations
Relations between North Korea and Russia have increased in recent years due to global and regional developments. The two countries have begun collaborations in various fields, including military and economic, which help strengthen their positions against international pressures. In this message, Kim Jong-un emphasized the importance of continuous and unwavering cooperation between the two countries, and subsequently, both sides are seeking to deepen these relations.
These changes in the relations between Russia and North Korea come at a time when both countries are facing similar challenges, and it seems that these collaborations will help strengthen their positions against Western powers. Kim Jong-un also referred to the need for solidarity against external threats and emphasized the importance of unity on a global scale.
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