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Which country will be the strongest ally of North Korea in 2025?
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Kim Jong-un Congratulates Putin on New Year 2025, Vows Victory Over Neo-Nazism
Dec 30, 2024, 11:02 PM
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has sent a letter to Russian President Vladimir Putin, congratulating him on the upcoming New Year 2025 and expressing his desire to strengthen the comprehensive strategic partnership between North Korea and Russia. In the letter, Kim wished for 2025 to be a year of victory for the Russian army and people against neo-Nazism, and described Putin as his 'dearest friend and comrade.' He also extended his congratulations to the 'brotherly Russian people' and the 'brave Russian army,' expressing hopes that the new year would mark a significant triumph in the 21st century.
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