Putin and Kim Jong Un: Secret meeting for military cooperation

Putin and Kim Jong Un: Secret meeting for military cooperation

Pjöngjang, Nordkorea - Sergej Schoigu, the highest security advisor of Russia's President Vladimir Putin, has reached North Korea. According to reports from the Russian news agency Tass, he will meet with the North Korean leader Kim Jong and. Details on his arrival have so far remained unclear, since North Korean state Media have not reported on the visit. Schoigu, who was a defense minister until May of last year, previously visited Pyongyang and may have discussed the exchange of military personnel there, while North Korea moved soldiers and heavy weapons to the Kursk region in Russia. As reported by OE24, Schoigu plans to deepen military cooperation between Russia and North Korea.

Kim Jong UN, who has been directing North Korea since 2011, has established itself as a determined ruler. He is the youngest son of the late Kim Jong Il and gradually took control of the country and his military management positions. As Wikipedia, he was called out in 2011 as" Supreme Leader "of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and is considered the main responsibility for the Aggressive military policy in his country, including the constant missile test and the threat of military actions against South Korea and the United States. This access to military support from Russia could further increase the tensions in the region.