North Korea’s top diplomatic official defended the hermit nation from international criticism for covertly selling weapons to Russia following weeks of bilateral meetings. A statement released Thursday by the governments of the U.S., Japan and South Korea asserted that ‘such weapons deliveries, several of which we now confirm have been completed, will significantly increase the human toll of Russia’s war of aggression.
‘ CHINA FORCIBLY REPATRIATES HUNDREDS OF ESCAPED NORTH KOREANS, US AMBASSADOR WARNS ‘The bilateral relations are developing on the basis of such recognized principles of international law as national sovereignty, mutual respect, non-interference, equality and mutual benefit under the DPRK-Russia treaty of friendship, good neighborliness and cooperation, a legitimate constitution of international law,’ Choe said Saturday.
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