Russia opens first road bridge with North Korea
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Russia opens first road bridge with North Korea September 7, 2026 Russia and North Korea on Monday cut the ribbon on the first road bridge linking the two countries as Moscow and Pyongyang deepen their strategic partnership.
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What happened
Russia opens first road bridge with North Korea September 7, 2026 Russia and North Korea on Monday cut the ribbon on the first road bridge linking the two countries as Moscow and Pyongyang deepen their strategic partnership.
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