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Russia Hails North Korean Military for Kursk Victory, Lavrov Says Brotherhood In Arms With Kim

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In a bold declaration at a Wonsan reception on July 12, 2025, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov hailed the "real brotherhood in arms" between Russia and North Korea, celebrating the heroic role of Korean People's Army soldiers in liberating Russia’s Kursk region during the ongoing Ukraine conflict. Speaking at an event hosted by DPRK Foreign Minister Choi Son Hee, Lavrov underscored the 2024 Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership as the bedrock of their alliance, revealing plans for a monument in North Korea to honor these joint efforts. This unprecedented military collaboration, described as a historic alliance, signals a deepening of Russia-DPRK ties, with both nations vowing to counter Western interference and perpetuate their shared struggle for justice.

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