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Putin Pledges Aid to North Korea Following Severe Flooding
Russian President Vladimir Putin has pledged support to North Korea in the wake of devastating floods that have ravaged the country.
Eko Hot Blog reports that the downpour on July 27 killed an unspecified number of people, flooded dwellings and submerged swathes of farmland in the north near China.
In a statement, Putin expressed his condolences to the victims and assured North Korea of Russia’s readiness to provide necessary assistance.
“Russia is prepared to offer support and aid to help the people of North Korea recover from this disaster,” he stated, emphasizing the strong ties between the two nations.
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The floods, triggered by heavy rains, have led to widespread destruction, including the collapse of infrastructure, loss of homes, and agricultural damage.
North Korean state media has reported extensive efforts to manage the crisis and provide relief to affected citizens.
International aid organizations have also stepped in, with efforts focused on delivering food, medical supplies, and temporary shelter to those displaced by the flooding.
The situation remains critical as recovery efforts continue amidst the ongoing threat of further adverse weather conditions.
Putin’s pledge of support highlights the longstanding relationship between Russia and North Korea, reaffirming Moscow’s commitment to aiding its ally during times of crisis.
The extent and nature of the assistance to be provided by Russia are expected to be detailed in the coming days as both nations coordinate their relief efforts.
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