Nordkorea verspricht Russland Unterstützung im Ukraine-Konflikt!

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Nordkorea bekräftigt Unterstützung für Russland im Ukraine-Konflikt und warnt vor US- und Südkorea-Atomplänen.

In a bold declaration, North Korea has pledged unwavering support for Russia in its ongoing battle for victory in Ukraine. During a high-stakes meeting in Moscow, North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui made it clear that her country stands firmly alongside Russia, as tensions escalate in the region. This announcement comes as the United States raises alarms about the presence of thousands of North Korean troops poised at the Ukrainian border, ready to potentially engage in combat.

Choe’s meeting with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov was filled with fiery rhetoric, as she accused the US and South Korea of plotting a nuclear strike against North Korea. “Our traditional, historically friendly relations… are rising to a new level of invincible military comradeship,” she proclaimed, highlighting the close ties between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin. She expressed confidence that under Putin’s leadership, Russia would achieve a “great victory” in its fight for sovereignty and security.

Military Alliances and Nuclear Threats

Lavrov echoed her sentiments, emphasizing the “very close ties” between the militaries of both nations, which he claims are crucial for addressing significant security challenges. However, the two diplomats sidestepped the pressing issue of reports suggesting that North Korea has dispatched around 10,000 soldiers to Russia to bolster its military efforts in Ukraine. US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has indicated that as many as 8,000 North Korean troops are currently stationed in the Kursk region, anticipating their imminent involvement in the conflict.

Choe also warned of a potentially “explosive” situation on the Korean Peninsula, citing threats from Washington and Seoul, although she provided no evidence for her claims. In a show of military might, North Korea recently confirmed the launch of a new intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM), boasting it as “the world’s strongest missile.” This test, attended by Kim Jong Un, was described as a demonstration of North Korea’s commitment to counter external threats, further escalating concerns over the nation’s advancing weapons capabilities.