Russia’s increasingly warm foreign policy toward North Korea has garnered increased media attention recently.
The basic question many analysts and journalists have been asking regarding the immediate future of North Korea-Russia ties is to what extent Russia will replace China as North Korea’s main international partner.
Russia’s increasingly warm foreign policy toward North Korea has garnered increased media attention recently.
The basic question many analysts and journalists have been asking regarding the immediate future of North Korea-Russia ties is to what extent Russia will replace China as North Korea’s main international partner.
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