A youth organization from Russia-occupied Donbas is planning joint projects with North Korea after a visit to Pyongyang in June, according to local media, in what experts called a likely prelude to dispatching DPRK personnel to the war-torn region of eastern Ukraine.
A delegation of several Russian youth organizations led by the National Council of the Russian Association of Youth and Children visited the DPRK from June 3-7, where it reportedly discussed youth exchanges and visits to the Songdowon International Children’s Camp.
A youth organization from Russia-occupied Donbas is planning joint projects with North Korea after a visit to Pyongyang in June, according to local media, in what experts called a likely prelude to dispatching DPRK personnel to the war-torn region of eastern Ukraine.
A delegation of several Russian youth organizations led by the National Council of the Russian Association of Youth and Children visited the DPRK from June 3-7, where it reportedly discussed youth exchanges and visits to the Songdowon International Children’s Camp.
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