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The first road bridge between North Korea and Russia has opened. Analysts see this as a sign of deepening ties between two increasingly isolated regimes. But th…
The first road bridge between North Korea and Russia has opened. Analysts see this as a sign of deepening ties between two increasingly isolated regimes. But there’s also potential for Pyongyang to use it to increase the supply of men and material for Russia’s war in Ukraine. Anja Kueppers-McKinnon asks Anton Sokolin, a data correpondent and international security expert, how dangerous this bridge could be for Ukraine and the wider implications of closer cooperation between Russia and North Korea.
Dprk seems to like the russian federation than the ussr lol
@@MartinFraisse-d5nImported2mo ago
Tell me what's are your friends ??.. <br>And I will tell you whom you are !!.. by Mf96
@@liviaa_1Imported2mo ago
yea man its only two lanes huh what a waste of time and brain power especially brining a Ukrainian on to tell us all about how trash it is
@@l0O0O_1-c9kImported2mo ago
Moscow–Pyongyang train is also the world's longest direct passenger rail route
@@PlaYer-sn5orImported2mo ago
Hello the West only consists 12% of the world population.
@@studyirelandImported2mo ago
Now there is a bridge, next there will be roads, this seems very logical. Next there will be trains and there will be growth in people living on each side.
@@Utube-erImported2mo ago
I can't see why the corrupted one in the oval office won't approve this
@@dreamer5234Imported2mo ago
I wonder how Russians feel, that their best friend nation is one of the worst dictatorships in history.
@@tranceenzoImported2mo ago
they going to use this for the war with the free world.
@@TheRealBillBobImported2mo ago
Why do you keep saying Russia doesn't have many friends. You never heard of BRICS? You people have to be really brainless to only get your news from these guys if you want to call it news🤡🤡
@@kurokiJake1455Imported2mo ago
They ran out of Russian soldiers so now they will bring the north Kore- Wait, have a foreign military moving through your territory.... Oh no...
@@catus-cactusImported2mo ago
N Korea: Hello commrade!<br><br>Russia: Hello commrade!<br><br>Anything but unify North and South Korea. Both governments will extend the DMZ along the bridge on both sides sooner than later.
@@GrandAdmiralThongImported2mo ago
Democratic People’s Republic eh? North Korea doesn’t have iota of democracy. 😂😂😂😂
@@gotteborgImported2mo ago
Good job 👍
@@Nic-du6xeImported2mo ago
Building is one thing but both countries have s terrible track record of maintaining things. But hey i am sure there will be more holiday swaps now...where they can reminisce with bus tours of 40 people monitored by the party, where the haute cusine will be Western Spaghetti from a tin, if they want to revive those "good" old Soviet holiday days...have fun.
@@AlexHanna.esquireImported2mo ago
Putin is planning on hiding out in North Korea………this is whole bridge is a facade for an escape route with a convoy of military equipment. Trump will join him……
@@ivandemko3360Imported2mo ago
As a Ukrainian just thinking there were North Korean soldiers in Ukraine. WTF is happening in this life
The first road bridge between North Korea and Russia has opened. Analysts see this as a sign of deepening ties between two increasingly isolated regimes. But there’s also potential for Pyongyang to use it to increase the supply of men and material for Russia’s war in Ukraine. Anja Kueppers-McKinnon asks Anton Sokolin, a data correpondent and international security expert, how dangerous this bridge could be for Ukraine and the wider implications of closer cooperation between Russia and North Korea.