Kim Jong Un Supervises Solemn Repatriation Ceremony Amid Military Pact Celebrations
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un led a poignant repatriation ceremony for soldiers who fought alongside Russia against Ukraine, coinciding with a gala celebrating a North Korea-Russia military treaty. The event underscored the strong alliance between the two nations, highlighted by the shared sacrifices of their military collaboration.

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North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un was photographed overseeing a poignant ceremony involving the repatriation of soldiers who had fought for Russia against Ukraine. This event took place amid a gala performance in Pyongyang, attended by Russian guests, marking a significant military agreement between North Korea and Russia.
The state media broadcast emotional scenes of North Korean and Russian troops waving national flags, with leader Kim and attendees visibly moved. This performance was part of celebrations for the first anniversary of the strategic partnership treaty signed by Kim and Russian President Vladimir Putin in June the previous year.
The revived ties between the two nations were emphasized as they disclosed North Korean troops' roles in Russia's campaign to reclaim territory. The mutual defense pact, celebrated with cultural exchange, highlights the camaraderie forged between the two countries amid historical conflicts.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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