Archive · 12 Jun 2025
Kim Jong-un Sends Russia Day Greetings to Putin
Kim Jong-un, the leader of North Korea, sent a message to the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, to celebrate Russia Day.
The message was delivered by North Korea's ambassador to Russia.
The exact words aren't known, but it likely talked about continuing the good relationship between the two countries.
Russia Day is a holiday on June 12th, marking when Russia started to become independent from the Soviet Union.
It's a day for celebrations and honoring people for their achievements in Russia.
Kim Jong-un sent a congratulatory message to Vladimir Putin for Russia Day.
The message was conveyed through the North Korean Ambassador to Russia.
The content of the letter was not disclosed but likely reaffirmed commitment to bilateral relations.
Russia Day is celebrated annually on June 12.
The holiday commemorates the adoption of the Declaration on State Sovereignty of the RSFSR in 1990.
- Who
- Kim Jong-un sent the message to Vladimir Putin.
- What
- Kim Jong-un sent a congratulatory message to Vladimir Putin for Russia Day.
- When
- Russia Day is celebrated annually on June 12th.
- Where
- The message was conveyed through the North Korean Ambassador to Russia.
- Why
- To congratulate Putin on Russia Day and reaffirm commitment to bilateral relations.
- Sender
- Kim Jong-un
- Recipient
- Vladimir Putin
- Occasion
- Russia Day
- Date of Russia Day
- June 12
- Message conveyed by
- North Korean Ambassador to Russia