Putin violated the rules of Korean etiquette while meeting with the Minister with the DPRK - the media

Chchhve's dream of XI looked embarrassed and felt awkward when Vladimir Putin clenched her hand in a strong handshake. While the 60-year-old Foreign Ministry representative of North Korea responded to him in Russian, he continued to hold her hand. Handshake is not a widespread tradition of everyday interaction in North Korean society. So Chchwe was clearly embarrassed, and etiquette experts believe that Putin did it intentionally to show who was the "chief dictator" here.

Chchwhu's dream did not plan to meet Putin during her visit to Russia, but the Kremlin dictator changed his schedule to see her. She said: "From the very beginning of a special military operation (as in the Russian Federation, the war in Ukraine is called - ed. ) Dear friend of the State Council of the State Council Kim Jong -in ordered that we, without looking back, invariably and comprehensively supported and assisted. to the Russian army and the Russian people in their Holy War.

" She also stated that Kim Jong -in was confident in the victory of her Russian counterpart. The North Korean troops were deployed in the Kursk region of Russia, where Ukrainian troops continue their operation. In Kiev, the Armed Forces fighters had come into battle with North Korean soldiers, but Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelenskyy clearly made it clear that he was concerned about the lack of Western military support that could help the Ukrainian army resist the troops sent from Pyongyan.

In his evening TV, Zelensky warned: "As for the North Korean troops in Russia, there are already 11 thousand in the Kursk region. We see the increase in the number of North Koreans and do not see the growth of the reaction of our Western partners. " The head of the Center for Combating Misinformation of the National Security and Defense Council of Ukraine Andriy Kovalenko reported that the North Koreans are masked and worn in Russian.

There was also a video on which an unnamed Russian soldier, who was captured by the Armed Forces, says that he was hit by a "friendly fire" in Kursk region. He reported that the trenches, along with the soldiers with the DPRK, began the fight and the North Korean soldiers began to shoot them. "We tried to explain to them where to target, but in my opinion, they shot two ours. I decided that in this situation it is better to give up," the Russian said.