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New Delhi: North Korea sent its Foreign Minister Son Hui to Russia on Monday. On the other hand, 10,000 North Korean soldiers who arrived in Russia are receiving training from Russian military authorities to fight against Ukraine.
Giving this information in a specially organized press conference, Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina Singh said that along with Son Hui, a delegation of American and Korean foreign ministers has also reached Russia. However, neither the External Affairs Minister nor any member of the delegation revealed the purpose behind the visit. But it has become clear that relations between the two countries have become even closer.
Sabrita Singh further said that after this, a closed-door meeting of the Foreign Affairs and Defense Affairs Committees of the South Korean Parliament was held. Lee Seong Kwin, a lawmaker who emerged from the meeting, said there was an in-depth discussion of what Russia would give North Korea in return for its assistance, but he declined to provide further details.
US intelligence has learned that South Korea's intelligence agency has reliable information that the US will discuss sending more troops to Russia. On the other hand, Russia would in turn send scientists and technicians to help North Korea develop nuclear weapons, as well as its missile program.
Pentagon spokesperson Sabrina Singh further said that 10,000 North Korean soldiers have already reached Russia. They are being trained by Russian officials for the Ukraine war. More North Korean troops are about to arrive in Russia.
Korean soldiers have arrived to fight with Russian troops on the border in Russia's Kursk region. There is currently a fierce war going on in this area.
It has also been reported that high-ranking North Korean military officials visited war-torn areas along with high-ranking Russian military officials.
A North Korean spy satellite was launched in May but the attempt failed. Now Russian scientists and technicians will help North Korea build another spy satellite and send it into space.
North India Statesman