Choi Sun-hee "Together to win Russia"... Foreign Ministry of Russia "close military relations between the two countries"

Russia and North Korea held foreign ministers' talks and reaffirmed their close cooperation, with full-fledged deployment of North Korean troops to the war in Ukraine imminent.

North Korean Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and North Korean Foreign Minister Choi Sun-hee began talks at the Moscow Foreign Ministry's residence on the 1st local time, referring to the war in Ukraine, the situation on the Korean Peninsula and North Korea's nuclear weapons policy.Foreign Minister

Labrov assessed that "very close relations have been established in the military and security fields of both countries."

In response, Foreign Minister Choi Sun-hee said, "I will always be with my Russian comrades until the day Russia wins the 'special military operation' in Ukraine."

He also delivered a message from Kim Jong-un, who said, "The U.S. and South Korea are eager to increase their military power with a nuclear-based alliance," and added, "This provocative action poses a risk of breaking the balance of power on the Korean Peninsula at any time."

He stressed that Kim Jong-un yesterday confirmed that he would never change his nuclear-strengthening policy.Minister

Labrov also announced that the 11th Intergovernmental Trade and Science and Technology Cooperation Committee will be held in Pyongyang, North Korea, this month.

Before the meeting, Lavrov and Choi visited Moscow's Yaroslavsky railway station to attend a plaque unveiling ceremony commemorating Kim Il-sung's 1949 visit to the Soviet Union.

Foreign Minister Choi left Pyongyang on the 28th of last month, passed through Vladivostok in the Russian Far East, and arrived in Moscow on the 30th.