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How will countries respond to the North Korea-Russia defense pact by June 30, 2025?
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United States issues new sanctions • 25%
South Korea increases military readiness • 25%
Japan strengthens its defense measures • 25%
China supports the pact • 25%
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North Korea-Russia Defense Pact Signed by Kim and Putin in June Now in Force
Dec 4, 2024, 10:27 PM
North Korea and Russia have officially activated a comprehensive strategic partnership treaty, which includes a defense pact signed by Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin in June. The agreement has entered into force following the exchange of ratification documents between the two nations, as reported by North Korea's state media KCNA. This treaty marks a significant development in the relationship between Pyongyang and Moscow, potentially influencing regional security dynamics amidst ongoing tensions involving Russia's conflict in Ukraine.
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Diplomatic condemnation • 25%
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Conducts missile tests • 25%
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Strengthen conventional forces • 25%
Increase nuclear development • 25%
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Increased military aid to Russia • 25%
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