Lavrov says Russia, North Korea fighting for 'new, righteous' world order
Lavrov said Moscow and Pyongyang will expand cooperation after North Korea sent about 14,000 troops to help Russia in Kursk, KCNA reported.
- On Tuesday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov told North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui that their nations are working to establish a "new and righteous world order," KCNA reported.
- North Korean leader Kim Jong Un sent an estimated 14,000 soldiers to Russia in late 2024 to help repel a major Ukrainian incursion into Kursk, which Russian President Vladimir Putin declared victory over in May 2025.
- Pyongyang has supplied Russia with millions of artillery rounds and approximately 150 ballistic missiles between late 2023 and August 2025, according to Ukrainian military intelligence, bolstering operations beyond troop deployments.
- South Korea and Western governments expressed concern that Pyongyang may receive reciprocal assistance with weapons development from Moscow, potentially altering regional security balances beyond the Ukraine conflict.
- Earlier this month, President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that up to 50,000 North Korean soldiers could be deployed to Russia in coming months, as Lavrov continues framing operations against a "Ukrainian Nazi clique.
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vijesti.meForeign Minister Sergei Lavrov wrote in a message to North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui that their countries are working to establish a "new, just world order, based on true equality and national interests," the North Korean state news agency KCNA reported.
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Lavrov Says Russia and North Korea Are Building ‘New and Righteous World Order’
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Lavrov says Russia and DPRK advocate for a new world order
Moscow, Aug 18 (Prensa Latina) Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov affirmed that Russia and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK) are jointly advocating for a new just world order based on multipolarity, equality, and respect for national interests. Lavrov made those remarks in a congratulatory telegram sent to his DPRK counterpart, Choe Son-hui, on Korea's Liberation Day from Japanese occupation.
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