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North Korea’s Kim pledges permanent support for Russia’s Putin in a letter, KCNA says

North Korea’s Kim pledges permanent support for Russia’s Putin in a letter, KCNA says

Posted on January 9, 2026 By admin


North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. File
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North Korean ‍leader Kim Jong ​Un told Russian President ‌Vladimir ​Putin in a letter that he will support Putin’s policies unconditionally and permanently, North Korean ​state media KCNA ⁠said on Friday (January 9, 2026).

“I will unconditionally respect ​and ⁠unconditionally support all your policies and decisions and I ‌have a willingness ‌to be always with you ‍for the sake of you ‍and your Russia,” Mr. Kim said in a letter to Mr. Putin, KCNA reported.

“This choice will be ⁠constant and permanent.”

Mr. Kim’s letter was ​a reply to ⁠a letter Mr. Putin sent earlier, KCNA said.

Published – January 09, 2026 05:53 am IST



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