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on Wednesday to discuss potential arms sales and other cooperation between their largely isolated countries.The pair toured the Vostochny Cosmodrome in eastern Russia, and Putin offered North Korea technological assistance in launching a satellite, which it had tried and failed at twice this year.
Translations of the leaders’ statements varied, but Kim reportedly pledged his country’s full support for Russia and its purported “sacred fight” against “imperialism” and “hegemonic forces.”The visit was Kim’s first international trip since North Korea shut its borders in 2020. A year and a half into its invasion of neighboring Ukraine, Russia is seeking to replenish its diminished ammunition supplies.
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