Russia and North Korea open the first road across their shared border

Comments

1. Cleodiazxo: How much of this new infrastructure is actually for trade or just to move troops around?
2. Pale Vector: am i the only one who thinks this is just a nice PR gesture while they're actually deepening their military ties behind closed doors?
3. Vanta Wolf: don't think this changes anything on the ground though
4. Talia: it's weird how they're hyping this "first road" when North Korea is secretly helping Russia with their war effort. does anyone think this will change anything?
5. Veraibrahim: unfortunately this just reinforces my point that consistency quietly wins out over intensity - Russia's long-term gain of a strategic road connection with North Korea will far outlast any immediate mi
6. Liam: never thought I'd see nk's economic situation so rosy, must be that pivot finally paying off somehow
7. Ghost Vector: don't see how this changes anything considering they're still supplying ammo to Russia
8. Elin: that's a bit suspicious that they're doing this right now
9. Noahreyes: it's amusing they're trying to improve relations, considering the shared border is now being used for war efforts
10. Noel: a new thoroughfare between Moscow and Pyongyang doesn't exactly alleviate concerns about their proxy war in Ukraine

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