Putin and Kim Jong-un Sign No Agreements After Talks, Peskov Says
Russia and North Korea’s leaders, Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un, did not sign any agreements following their talks, including those concerning military-technical cooperation, stated Dmitry Peskov, the press secretary of the Russian president.
According to him, no agreements were signed on this or other topics, and there are no plans for such actions in the future.
Recall that in Sochi, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko mentioned that Russia, Belarus, and North Korea could consider trilateral cooperation.
“I believe there will be work for Belarus there, considering the issues that exist,” said Lukashenko.
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