North Korea and Russia open first road bridge linking the two countries
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North Korea and Russia open first road bridge linking both countries - Published The first road bridge linking Russia and North Korea has opened, allowing the two countries to more easily move cargo and passengers between their border across the Tumen river.
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What happened
North Korea and Russia open first road bridge linking both countries - Published The first road bridge linking Russia and North Korea has opened, allowing the two countries to more easily move cargo and passengers between their border across the Tumen river.
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