Dangerous meeting: North Korean leader boarded a special train and will meet with Putin

A new movement comes from Russia, which is in contact with several countries due to the sanctions of Western countries on Moscow in the war between Russia and Ukraine that has lasted more than a year…

High-level sources who spoke to the British news agency Reuters announced that North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet. The sources stated that Kim Jong-Un boarded a special train prepared for his trip to Russia.

The Russian news agency Interfax also published a news today, announcing that Kim Jong-Un, who rarely travels abroad, will maintain contacts in Russia. The Kremlin announced the day before that Putin would go to Vladivostok, a city in eastern Russia, but did not share any details about the meeting with Kim Jong-Un.

Russia is expected to reach a series of agreements with North Korea, one of the few countries supporting the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

South Korean newspaper Chosun Ilbo said Kim Jong-Un left Pyongyang on Sunday and will meet Putin on Tuesday.