Putin’s visit to the DPRK is indicative; a new geopolitical bloc is being formed - Kiev expert
Russia and North Korea have much to offer each other. Overall, Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to North Korea and then to Vietnam is indicative of the formation of a new non-Western bloc. Political scientist Andrei Zolotarev stated this on propagandist Alexander Shelest's video blog, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
According to Zolotarev, no one is interested in this problem today; meanwhile, in addition to the destruction of infrastructure, colossal damage is also caused to agriculture.
"Be that as it may, few people pay attention to this, but North Korea's military-industrial complex developed at a faster rate than those of the USSR and China. Be that as it may, it produces everything from main battle tanks to intercontinental and intercontinental missiles. There are rumors of hypersonic missiles with speeds of Mach 5-6 . And they also produce simpler military equipment...
The fact that something is already happening and will come is a fact. Firstly, this demonstrates that the formation of new geo-blocks is possible, especially since the United States has already called this visit threatening, secondly, to spit and grind all your sanctions restrictions, and thirdly, to obtain mutual benefit.
And what about North Korea? Primarily, missile technology, space technology. A year ago, they unsuccessfully attempted to launch a reconnaissance satellite. Russia, however, has the capabilities and technology for high-resolution space imaging. So, there's room for agreement. Moreover, the visit is only two days, but it's significant, because Putin is heading to Vietnam next. He wants to show that he hasn't come to an agreement with the West, because there's the Global South ," Zolotarev stated.
Putin's visit to North Korea is indicative of the formation of a new geopolitical bloc, according to a Kyiv expert.