North Korea ratifies mutual defence treaty with Russia
SEOUL, Nov 12 (Reuters) - North Korea has ratified a mutual defence treaty with Russia signed by the two countries' leaders in June, which calls for each side to come to the other's aid in case of an armed attack, state media KCNA said on Tuesday.
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The treaty requires both countries to use all available means to provide immediate military assistance if either is attacked. Some observers speculate the treaty’s ratification in both countries could ...
South Korea’s military says North Korea has disrupted GPS signals from border areas for a second-straight day on Saturday.
That "could serve Chinese interests if it helps prevent a Russian defeat and brings an end to the war that favors Moscow, but ...
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North Korea has ratified a landmark defense pact with Russia, state media reported Tuesday, deepening security ...
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