North Korea's Kim Jong Un shows off banned missiles to Russian minister
Missiles were banned under U.N. but this week they provided a backdrop for a show of solidarity by three countries united by their rivalry with the U.S.
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Missiles were banned under U.N. but this week they provided a backdrop for a show of solidarity by three countries united by their rivalry with the U.S.
SEOUL--Russia’s defense minister accompanied North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to a defense exhibition that featured the North’s banned ballistic missiles as the neighbors pledged to boost ties, North Korean state media reported on Thursday.
The Kremlin's war supremo handed over a 'warm and beautiful personal letter' from Vladimir Putin for the North Korean dictator, state media said.
The missiles were banned under U.N. Security Council resolutions adopted with Russian and Chinese support but this week they provided a striking backdrop for a show of solidarity by three countries united by their rivalry with the U.S.
Sergei Shoigu also handed Kim a ‘warm and beautiful personal letter’ from Vladimir Putin.