According to a report by the Korean Central News Agency on the 25th, North Korean State Council Chairman Kim Jong-un received a congratulatory message from Russian President Vladimir Putin on the 18th. According to reports, in his congratulatory message, Putin said that the past year had special significance for the relationship between Moscow and Pyongyang. The Korean People's Army participated in the Kursk region, and then the North Korean engineering forces went to Russia to carry out activities. This clearly proves the unbreakable fighting friendship between Russia and North Korea. Putin also said that thanks to the joint efforts of both sides, every provision of the historic Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Treaty has been implemented in a planned manner, contributing to the significant expansion of bilateral cooperation in politics, economy, trade, culture, and other fields. Putin said that Russia and North Korea will continue to strengthen friendly alliances and cooperate constructively in regional and international affairs.

According to a report by the Korean Central News Agency on the 25th, North Korean State Council Chairman Kim Jong-un received a congratulatory message from Russian President Vladimir Putin on the 18th. According to reports, in his congratulatory message, Putin said that the past year had special significance for the relationship between Moscow and Pyongyang. The Korean People's Army participated in the Kursk region, and then the North Korean engineering forces went to Russia to carry out activities. This clearly proves the unbreakable fighting friendship between Russia and North Korea. Putin also said that thanks to the joint efforts of both sides, every provision of the historic Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Treaty has been implemented in a planned manner, contributing to the significant expansion of bilateral cooperation in politics, economy, trade, culture, and other fields. Putin said that Russia and North Korea will continue to strengthen friendly alliances and cooperate constructively in regional and international affairs.