INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
years.Live footage on Russian state television showed the dark green train pulled by a Russian Railways locomotive crossing into Far East
seeks artillery shells and antitank missiles from North Korea, which in return could ask for food aid, as well as advanced satellite and
nuclear-powered submarine technology.Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told Russian media that the two leaders would be joined by Defense
Minister Sergei Shoigu during their talks to discuss "sensitive" subjects."Obviously, as neighbors, our countries also cooperate in
sensitive areas that should not be the subject of public disclosure and announcements
This is perfectly normal for neighboring states," he said.Both leaders would ignore U.S
the war in Ukraine."In building our relations with our neighbors, including North Korea, the important thing for us is the interests of our
two countries, not Washington's warnings," Peskov added.Putin is currently in Vladivostok for an annual economic forum.AFP contributed