Dangerous visit: why Putin went to the DPRK Alina Burtseva Vladimir Putin will be on a visit to the DPRK on June 18-19. Pyongyang has prepared for the Russian dictator's visit and has hung his portraits everywhere. The head of the Vezha Public Analysis Center, Valery Klochok, told Channel 24 that such visits should not be underestimated. They are dangerous. By the way, on the eve of his trip to the DPRK, Putin published his article. “This is a demonstration of his “international activity”. North Korea is now a very serious challenge to stability throughout the world. It helps Russia a lot in waging a war against Ukraine,” Klochok noted. So this country supplies the Russians with millions of shells. The aggressor country could not have managed to produce such a quantity of ammunition on its own The fact that Putin is going there testifies to me personally that the Russian dictator is trying to build such an anti-democratic coalition – Beijing, North Korea, Iraq. I don’t rule out that he will now try to go to Iraq,” suggested the head of the Vezha Center for Public Analytics. The dictator is also going to Vietnam. This indicates that the head of the Kremlin will try expand the geography of its influence on the Eurasian continent. He talks a lot about his security. For example, when Vladimir Putin announced a new ultimatum to Ukraine, he said that one of the points should be holding a large meeting where talk about security on the Eurasian continent. Therefore, Klochok believes, an informal alliance is now emerging, to which the countries of the Global South are actively joining. Meanwhile, the ideological struggle and confrontation between North and South Korea seriously escalated. The Japanese Prime Minister said during the Global Peace Summit that the situation is very unstable, so aggravation is expected in East Asia. The main source of danger is DPRK. The head of the Vezha Center for Public Analytics suggests that possible destabilization through shelling of South Korean territory, provocations closer to Japan and further weapons tests – perhaps even nuclear ones. For Putin, it is now very important to really change the situation in the Indo-Pacific region, which is under the “watchful eye” of the United States. This visit is extremely dangerous for the stability of the whole world, says Valery Klochok. By the way, the DPRK announced that they had sent the aggressor has thousands of containers and millions of shells. The Russian army can use them in the war against Ukraine. The North Atlantic Alliance reacted to this. NATO members are concerned about deepening cooperation between North Korea and Russia.What Putin's visit to the DPRK means
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