![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/chilling-meeting-between-kim-jong-un-and-russia-could-spark-ukraine-war-crisis/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/0_BESTPIX-TOPSHOT-RUSSIA-NKOREA-POLITICS-DIPLOMACY.jpg&description=Kim Jong-un could be after Russian intelligence regarding nuclear warfare, with a meeting between the North Korean head and Russian leader Vladimir Putin meaning crisis is on the cards A meeting between Kim Jong-un and Russian president Vladimir Putin could spark a Ukraine war crisis as the dictator provides updates on military armaments. An expected increase in supply for Russian military personnel was aired by the North Korean leader, who held discussions with Russia ' defence minister Sergei Shoigu this week. The duo allegedly discussed "staregic and tactical coordination" between the countries' militaries, with Kim shown a flurry of nuclear-capable bombers and hypersonic missiles during his visit. His trip to Russia also featured a meeting with sitting Russian president Vladimir Putin, with the pair's meeting coming just weeks after a flurry of intensifying confrontations and military drill stand-offs with the United States and South Korea. Western powers now claim North Korea could offer Putin's army much-need munitions in exchange for technology which would advance the dictatorship's nuclear arsenal. Other Russian officials, including Primorye governor Oleg Kozhemyako, are set to meet with the dictator. Governor Kzhemyako revealed discussions on a summer camp attendance in either Russia or North Korea would be on the table, as well as cooperation between sports, tourism and culture plans. Despot Kim was also shown various warplanes, strategic bombers and other vehicles used in Ukraine during a Saturday visit to Vladivostok. Shoigu and other senior military officials were present at the time, showing off the Tu-22 bombers which regularly launch cruise missiles at parts of Ukraine. The North Korean leader's visit to the military site coincided with an announcement from Lieutenant General Sergei Kobylash on the use of Tu-160 bombers. Lt. Gen. Kobylash confimred the Tu-160 had received new cruise missiles with a range of 4,040 miles. Further appearances from Kim s){kind=link}
Kim Jong-un could be after Russian intelligence regarding nuclear warfare, with a meeting between the North Korean head and Russian leader Vladimir Putin meaning crisis is on the cards
A meeting between Kim Jong-un and Russian president Vladimir Putin could spark a Ukraine war crisis as the dictator provides updates on military armaments.
An expected increase in supply for Russian military personnel was aired by the North Korean leader, who held discussions with Russia ‘ defence minister Sergei Shoigu this week. The duo allegedly discussed “staregic and tactical coordination” between the countries’ militaries, with Kim shown a flurry of nuclear-capable bombers and hypersonic missiles during his visit. His trip to Russia also featured a meeting with sitting Russian president Vladimir Putin, with the pair’s meeting coming just weeks after a flurry of intensifying confrontations and military drill stand-offs with the United States and South Korea.
Western powers now claim North Korea could offer Putin’s army much-need munitions in exchange for technology which would advance the dictatorship’s nuclear arsenal. Other Russian officials, including Primorye governor Oleg Kozhemyako, are set to meet with the dictator. Governor Kzhemyako revealed discussions on a summer camp attendance in either Russia or North Korea would be on the table, as well as cooperation between sports, tourism and culture plans.
Despot Kim was also shown various warplanes, strategic bombers and other vehicles used in Ukraine during a Saturday visit to Vladivostok. Shoigu and other senior military officials were present at the time, showing off the Tu-22 bombers which regularly launch cruise missiles at parts of Ukraine. The North Korean leader’s visit to the military site coincided with an announcement from Lieutenant General Sergei Kobylash on the use of Tu-160 bombers. Lt. Gen. Kobylash confimred the Tu-160 had received new cruise missiles with a range of 4,040 miles.