Kremlin's Strategic Pact with North Korea: A New Era of Cooperation
The Kremlin announced a treaty with North Korea for strategic cooperation across various sectors amid rising tensions on the Korean peninsula. Sections of inter-Korean infrastructure were destroyed by the North, escalating tensions. Spokesman Dmitry Peskov indicated further updates on a treaty with Iran once finalized.
The Kremlin has revealed a treaty with North Korea aimed at establishing 'strategic cooperation' in numerous areas. This announcement, made on Tuesday, comes amidst growing tensions on the Korean peninsula.
On Monday, North Korea demolished parts of inter-Korean roads and rail lines along its side of the fortified border. This aggressive act led South Korea's military to respond with warning shots, further heightening regional tensions.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov commented that Moscow plans to release more information regarding a treaty with Iran once its details are finalized.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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