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Says the idea of discussing the Ukraine issue without including Russia, a key party in the conflict, is absurd

Rivals embroiled in Cold War-style campaigns such as balloon launches and propaganda broadcasts

Comes after Kim Jong Un's influential sister, Kim Yo Jong warned Seoul to halt propaganda broadcasts across their tense border

Statement by Kim Yo-jong came after the South resumed propaganda loudspeaker broadcasts toward the North for the first time in six years

Move is certain to anger North Korea, potentially prompt it to take retaliatory military steps

North Korea began sending balloons around 8 p.m., each carrying trash like cigarette butts, paper, and plastic bags, according to the JCS

Development a setback for leader Kim Jong Un's hopes to field satellites to monitor the US and South Korea

The Supreme People's Assembly's session on Tuesday and Wednesday came after Kim travelled to Russia's Far East this month

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un held a politburo meeting with top officials to discuss the outcome of his recent meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin

During Kim's six-day trip to Russia, his longest foreign travel as a leader, the two countries said they discussed boosting their defence ties but didn't disclose any specific steps

Kim Jong Un is on his way home Sunday from Russia, ending a six-day trip that triggered global concerns about weapons transfer deals

Kim's visit, prominently featuring a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, emphasizes the convergence of their interests amidst escalating conflicts with the West.

The statement noted Kim's sincere appreciation for Russia's rapidly advancing aviation technology, surpassing potential external threats.

Kim's trip to Russia, highlighted by a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, has sparked Western concerns about an arms alliance

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un headed straight to an aircraft plant that builds fighter jets after arriving in Russia's Far Eastern city

The leaders discussed military matters, the war in Ukraine, and possible Russian help for the secretive Communist state's satellite programme during their meeting.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has accepted North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's invitation to visit his reclusive country which was extended after their summit

After touring launch pads with Putin at a remote space base in Russia's Far East, Kim expressed “full and unconditional support” and said Pyongyang will always stand with Moscow on the “anti-imperialist” front

According to Yonhap news agency, Kim's statement coincides with the anticipated first summit in four years with Russia.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un arrived in Russia on Tuesday for a meeting with President Vladimir Putin.