A Russian delegation led by Natural Resources Minister Aleksandr Kozlov has left Pyongyang after a visit that North Korea's state media said was to discuss "cooperation in trade, economy, science, and technology." The delegation departed on November 17, the official Korean Central News Agency reported. South Korea has accused Pyongyang of having provided more than 1 million artillery rounds to Moscow for use in its war with Ukraine. Seoul says North Korea appears to have received advice on military satellite technology in return.
Russian Delegation Concludes Visit To North Korean Capital
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un (center) is greeted by Russia's Natural Resources Minister Aleksandr Kozlov (right) after Kim crossed the border into Russia for a visit in September.