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Sergei Lavrov meets Kim Jong-Un, Invites Him To Russia
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang on Thursday and invited him to visit, moving to raise Moscow's profile in international efforts to ease tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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Moscow Visit was Too Risky for Kim Jong-Un: Analysts
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un's decision to cancel his first overseas visit was probably prompted more by concerns about image control than any threat of domestic instability, analysts said today.
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Russia Still Expecting North Korea's Kim Jong-Un in May: Diplomat
Russia is still expecting North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un to visit Moscow in May, with a possible summit scheduled with President Vladimir Putin, Russia's ambassador to South Korea said today.
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Russia Says North Korea Leader to Visit, Kim Not Confirmed: Report
Russia has confirmed that a North Korean leader will attend a World War II anniversary in Moscow in May, but did not specify if the leader in question was Kim Jong-Un, the Yonhap news agency reported Wednesday.
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Sergei Lavrov meets Kim Jong-Un, Invites Him To Russia
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov met North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Pyongyang on Thursday and invited him to visit, moving to raise Moscow's profile in international efforts to ease tensions on the Korean peninsula.
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Moscow Visit was Too Risky for Kim Jong-Un: Analysts
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un's decision to cancel his first overseas visit was probably prompted more by concerns about image control than any threat of domestic instability, analysts said today.
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Russia Still Expecting North Korea's Kim Jong-Un in May: Diplomat
Russia is still expecting North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un to visit Moscow in May, with a possible summit scheduled with President Vladimir Putin, Russia's ambassador to South Korea said today.
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Russia Says North Korea Leader to Visit, Kim Not Confirmed: Report
Russia has confirmed that a North Korean leader will attend a World War II anniversary in Moscow in May, but did not specify if the leader in question was Kim Jong-Un, the Yonhap news agency reported Wednesday.
