North Korea and Russia are continuing plans to build a pontoon bridge, as well as with other construction projects, “regardless of sanctions,” according to an article from the official website of the Primorsky Krai province's administration published on Tuesday.
During a meeting between the vice-governor of the Russia’s far-eastern region and the director of the DPRK’s Third Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs held on Monday, the two sides both expressed positive comments about continued economic cooperation.
North Korea and Russia are continuing plans to build a pontoon bridge, as well as with other construction projects, “regardless of sanctions,” according to an article from the official website of the Primorsky Krai province's administration published on Tuesday.
During a meeting between the vice-governor of the Russia’s far-eastern region and the director of the DPRK’s Third Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs held on Monday, the two sides both expressed positive comments about continued economic cooperation.
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