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Which countries will publicly condemn the Russia-North Korea treaty by June 30, 2025?
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Russia-North Korea Strategic Partnership Treaty, Including Military Cooperation, Enters into Force
Dec 4, 2024, 11:35 PM
A comprehensive strategic partnership treaty between Russia and North Korea, signed by leaders Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un in June, has officially come into force. The agreement, which includes provisions for military cooperation, was activated after both nations exchanged ratification documents. This development marks a significant enhancement in the diplomatic and military ties between the two countries, amid ongoing geopolitical tensions involving Russia's conflict in Ukraine. The treaty's implementation is seen as a move to deepen military cooperation, with North Korea potentially providing support to Russia in its military endeavors.
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