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Russia Setting up Bridge To North Korea | Economics

By Editorial Board Published May 1, 2025 3 Min Read
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Russia Setting up Bridge To North Korea | Economics

Russia-North Korean relations are stronger than ever. Russia has begun building on a 4.7-kilometer bridge throughout the Tumen River that may join the 2 nations.

Russia’s Prime Minister, Mikhail Mishustin, introduced that the venture will facilitate commerce and tourism and scale back transportation prices. “This is truly a milestone for Russian-Korean relations,” Mishustin stated throughout a video assembly with Pak Thae-song, chairman of North Korea’s Supreme Folks’s Meeting. “The significance goes far beyond just an engineering task … it symbolises our common desire to strengthen friendly, good-neighbourly relations and increase interregional cooperation,” he added. Mishustin additionally acknowledged that the venture will assist “entrepreneurs” to considerably improve the variety of imported/exported items. The 2 nations face the harshest sanctions on the planet, and North Korea, particularly, is in determined want of meals and primary items.

Tourism will probably be for the Russians, as North Koreans could not go away their nation with out authorities approval. Leaving North Korea is seen as “treachery against the nation” and punishable by demise. This can be very uncommon for a citizen to obtain clearance to journey, and permits are sometimes solely granted to diplomats, athletes, or the political elite; even then, they’re intently monitored. The brand new bridge will characteristic checkpoints to forestall anybody from trying to flee.

“There are many sportspeople and children going there,” Oleg Kozhemyako, governor of the Primorye Area, stated, with out additional remark. There are reviews that North Korea hosted summer time camps for youngsters of Russian troopers who had been killed in the course of the conflict in Ukraine. It stays to be seen whether or not Russian households will allow their kids to journey to North Korea for summer time vacation.

Russia and North Korea, two international locations with nuclear capabilities, have strengthened their alliance and this bridge is symbolic of their need to proceed relations. Some speculate that North Korean troops could even be permitted to hitch the Pink Sq. parade on Might 9 to commemorate the top of World Struggle II. South Korea’s intelligence businesses have been monitoring the development of the bridge.

Sochi, the corporate in control of building, believes the venture will probably be full by 2026.

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