Putin Suggests Russia Could Hold Military Drills With North Korea
SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia's strategic partnership agreement with North Korea was a sign of stability in the region. Putin said that it remained to be seen whether or not Russia would hold military drills with North Korea.
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Treaty commits to immediate military assistance should either nation face armed attack, in line with Article 51 of UN Charter ...
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