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Kim Jong Un's extravagant 90-carriage bulletproof train offers a glimpse into his lavish travel experience, complete with French wine and delectable lobster barbecues. The North Korean leader is said to have reached Russia for a meeting with President Vladimir Putin.

Kim Jong-un has arrived in Russia for a rare summit with president Vladimir Putin to discuss a possible deal to supply North Korean arms for the war in Ukraine. The meeting is expected to be held on Tuesday afternoon on the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum in the Russian port city of Vladivostok, where Putin has already arrived.

The article discusses North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's reported departure to Russia for a meeting with President Vladimir Putin, potentially marking his first foreign trip in over four years

The article discusses Kim Jong Un's anticipated rare trip to meet Vladimir Putin, focusing on arms negotiations between North Korea and Russia for the conflict in Ukraine, amid concerns about international norms and the effectiveness of sanctions.

As of January 2023, the global inventory of nuclear warheads amounted to approximately 12,512. Among these, around 9,576 warheads were held in military stockpiles for potential use, the SIPRI said in its yearbook.

The North Korean leader made the pledge in a message to Putin marking Russia's National Day, defending his decision to invade Ukraine and displaying "full support and solidarity."

According to report, the launched new satellite transport rocket 'Cheollima-1' crashed into the West Sea of Korea as it lost momentum due to abnormal start-up of the two-stage engine after one step separation while flying normally.

The missing ammunition came to light on March 7, when soldiers with the Korean People's Army 7th Corp were pulling back from the area surrounding the city, which lies on the border with China.

The scheduled parade will celebrate the 75th founding anniversary of the Korean People's Army and is expected to be held on Tuesday or Wednesday. Usually, Kim Jong Un has used events like these to talk about North Korea's nuclear weapons and missile program.

North Korea dictator Kim Jong-un is undergoing somewhat of a midlife crisis with lots of heavy drinking and eating, crying and feeling lonely, experts have claimed. Now, Dr Choi Jinwook, a Seoul-based North Korea academic, said the leader is facing fresh anxieties over his personal health and safety as he nears 40.