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Which countries will publicly condemn the Russia-North Korea defense treaty by the end of 2024?
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Official government statements or credible news reports on international reactions to the treaty
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Kremlin Confirms Mutual Defense Treaty with North Korea, Strategic Cooperation Declared Amid Rising Tensions with South Korea
Oct 15, 2024, 11:38 AM
The Kremlin has confirmed a mutual defense treaty with North Korea that establishes strategic cooperation across various sectors, including security. This development raises concerns about potential military escalations in the region, particularly regarding South Korea. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov stated that the treaty's wording does not require further clarification, indicating a firm commitment to the partnership. The Kremlin also emphasized that it does not interfere in Georgia's internal affairs, despite allegations of Western influence on the country's election process. The strategic partnership with North Korea is seen as a response to perceived pressures from Western nations.
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