North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has expressed condolences to Vladimir Putin over the deadly terrorist attack at a concert hall in Moscow last week.
State media published a letter that Kim sent to his Russian counterpart on Saturday, a day after four assailants reportedly tied to the Islamic State opened fire at the Crocus City Hall concert hall and set fire to the building, killing at least 130 people.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has expressed condolences to Vladimir Putin over the deadly terrorist attack at a concert hall in Moscow last week.
State media published a letter that Kim sent to his Russian counterpart on Saturday, a day after four assailants reportedly tied to the Islamic State opened fire at the Crocus City Hall concert hall and set fire to the building, killing at least 130 people.
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