'Act of terror': North Korea condemns Ukraine's incursion into Russia's Kursk

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The idea that Ukraine could turn the tables on Russia and burst onto the territory of its much bigger neighbour seemed unthinkable to most observers before last week. The shock operation has raised questions about the effectiveness of Russia’s surveillance, as well as the calibre of its border fortifications and the forces guarding them. read more

 North Korea condemns Ukraine's incursion into Russia's Kursk

South Korea, Ukraine and the United States have accused North Korea of supplying artillery and missiles to Russia for use in its war against Ukraine. North Korea and Russia have denied the allegations. Photo- FP

North Korea condemned Ukraine’s attack on Russia’s Kursk region as an unforgivable act of terror backed by Washington and the West.

In a statement, state media said on Sunday that North Korea would always stand with Russia as it seeks to protect its sovereignty.

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Ukraine’s drive into Russia is a product of the anti-Russia confrontational policy of the United States, which is pushing the situation to the brink of World War Three, KCNA news agency said.

The U.S. handed ”astronomical” sums of lethal weapons to Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, the report said.

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”We strongly condemn the armed attack against the Russian territory by the Zelenskiy puppet regime under the control and support of the United States and the West as an unforgivable act of aggression and terror,” North Korea’s foreign ministry said in a statement, according to KCNA.

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North Korea has dramatically upgraded its ties with Russia in the past year with two summit meetings by their leaders who pledged closer cooperation in all areas.

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In June, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a pact in Pyongyang on ”comprehensive strategic partnership” that included a mutual defence agreement.

With inputs from agencies.

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