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Russia has established “comprehensive” defense cooperation with North Korea and continues its “strategic partnership” with India and China, Russian Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov said at a briefing on Thursday. press with attachés of the foreign army.
“The path to a comprehensive strategic partnership with China and India continues. Active and comprehensive cooperation with the DPRK has been established,” Gerasimov said in his year-end speech, North Korea’s official abbreviation.
He did not elaborate.
He said NATO activity in Eastern Europe and the “accelerated integration” of Sweden and Finland into the U. S. defense alliance were negatively affecting Europe, “with customers for further confrontation,” Reuters reports.
It’s now six o’clock in the evening in Kyiv. Here’s a recap of today’s key events:
Two bombs hit the territory of one of the mines in Toretsk. One person was killed and two others were injured.
But a question arises, if a meeting between a Ukrainian citizen and a Hungarian prime minister carries a national security risk, then how do they want to become members of the EU? But let’s leave that for later.
We consider such provocative activities involving non-regional states to be a potential security threat.
We will hit the ground running.
Today we have won the last €1. 5 billion of the €18 billion cash assistance programme. I hope that the EU will continue and unwaveringly.
I am convinced that giving Ukraine €50 billion from the EU budget for years. . . It’s a bad decision.
The first was with the new Polish Minister of Infrastructure, Dariusz Klimczak, in Warsaw.
We discussed several issues in the transport sector but the main topic was the unblocking of the border.