Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) leader Kim Jong Un this weekend, calling their alliance an 'invincible fighting brotherhood' during high-stakes talks in the coastal city of Wonsan. The meeting signals deepening cooperation between the two nations amid global geopolitical shifts.
Strategic Dialogue Continues
Lavrov emphasized that the visit builds on last year's landmark meeting between DPRK leader Kim and Russian President Vladimir Putin. 'These meetings always encourage the continued development of our relations,' Lavrov stated, adding that Putin looks forward to more direct talks with Kim soon.
Cultural & Humanitarian Talks
Earlier, Lavrov met DPRK Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui, praising historical military collaboration between their nations. Discussions reportedly covered everything from bilateral issues to cultural exchanges – think K-pop meets Russian ballet? 🩰💥 While details remain under wraps, Lavrov called the talks 'substantive and productive.'
The visit comes as both countries upgrade their partnership to include a mutual defense pact. With more high-level delegations planned for 2024, this geopolitical bromance shows no signs of cooling off. ❄️➡️🔥
