After Vladimir Putin’s recent visit to North Korea and the signing of a strategic alliance agreement between the two countries, the question regarding the title seems justified. This is primarily because the Kremlin’s strategy appears to be aimed at building close ties with countries that could quickly turn into aggressor proxies. Of course, we are talking about Belarus, where Russia deployed tactical nuclear weapons last year, and North Korea, a country that already has nuclear potential, but is interested in acquiring some technologies from Moscow, especially missile and space technologies, which they do not get. have before.
The evolution of Minsk and Pyongyang’s policies in recent months is also clear – the capital’s relations with its neighbors are getting worse…
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