More than 50,000 North Koreans will be sent to work in Russia, as Moscow's war in Ukraine drains labour pools.

Russia on Sunday opened a regular air link between Moscow and Pyogyang, a move reflecting increasingly close ties between the two countries.

The start of regular flights follows the resumption of Moscow-Pyongyang passenger rail service, a 10-day journey, in June.

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Russia was set to start operating direct passenger flights between Moscow and North Korea's Pyongyang for the first time in about three decades, Reuters reported Sunday. The inaugural flight, operated ...

The first flight operated by Russian carrier Nordwind took off from Moscow's Sheremetyevo airport on Sunday.View on euronews ...

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Seoul said North Korea has likely supplied 12 million shells to Russia. Moscow, meanwhile, said Kim has pledged at least 6,000 more troops as workers.

Russia and North Korea have sharply expanded military and other ties in recent years, with Pyongyang supplying weapons and troops to back Russia’s military action in Ukraine.

In a clear signal of deepening bilateral relations, Russia is set to launch direct passenger flights from Moscow to Pyongyang on July 27, marking the first air connection between the two capitals in ...

Regular flights between Russia’s eastern port city of Vladivostok and Pyongyang reopened in 2023 following a break caused by the coronavirus pandemic. Russia and North Korea have sharply ...