Putin, Kim sign ‘strongest ever’ defence treaty amid growing tensions with the West | South China Morning Post

The leaders of North Korea and Russia have signed what they called their “‘strongest-ever”’ mutual defence agreement. Russian President Vladimir Putin said on June 19, 2024, that “mutual assistance” would be provided in case either country faces aggression. North Korean leader Kim Jong-un added that the pledge has g…

Opens the original publisher in a new tab. Full articles belong to their publishers; a subscription may be required.