Russia has invited North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to a ceremony marking the end of the Second World War in May, Japanese news outlet Asahi Shimbun has claimed.
If Kim were to attend the Russian ceremony, it would mean his first state visit since coming to power in 2011.
Russia has invited North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to a ceremony marking the end of the Second World War in May, Japanese news outlet Asahi Shimbun has claimed.
If Kim were to attend the Russian ceremony, it would mean his first state visit since coming to power in 2011.
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