In a striking display of international solidarity, the Democratic People\u2019s Republic of Korea (DPRK) is set to send a robust team of military builders and sappers to help restore Russia's western Kursk region after Ukraine's attacks.
During a recent visit to Pyongyang, Russia's Security Council head Sergei Shoigu held discussions with DPRK leader Kim Jong Un for the second time in less than two weeks. The talks focused on sending a division of builders, two military brigades comprising around 5,000 personnel, plus an additional 1,000 deminers. Shoigu described this move as a gesture of fraternal assistance from the Korean people and leader Kim Jong Un to Russia, highlighting a deep-rooted bond of friendship and trust.
The meeting, characterized by DPRK state media as taking place in a congenial atmosphere, also saw both sides unfolding plans for further cooperation through personal correspondence exchanged over several weeks. This blend of immediate action and long-term strategy is resonating with young news enthusiasts and professionals keen on following dynamic global alliances. 🌟🤝
Stay tuned as this evolving story continues to shape discussions on international support and cultural solidarity.
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