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North Korea and Russia Are Building Their First-Ever Road Link—and It’s Really a Secret Military Supply Line

North Korea and Russia are reportedly nearly finished building a bridge that is the first-ever road connection between the two countries. Though notionally an economic project, the road is in actuality believed to be part of an expanded line intended to aid Russia in the ongoing war in Ukraine. T-14 Armata. Image Credit: Creative Commons. Main battle tank T-14 object 148 on heavy unified tracked platform Armata. Image Credit: Creative Commons. T…

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The new border crossing could be used to move weapons and troops between the two countries away from satellite surveillance.

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Officially, the new connection is supposed to boost trade and tourism. But a Ukrainian study points to a much darker relationship.

·Borås, Sweden
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Russia launches new attack on Kiev, the capital of Ukraine The progress of the works of the first road bridge between Russia and North Korea worries Ukraine. Although Moscow and Pyongyang present the project as an initiative to expand trade and tourism, Ukrainian authorities and analysts fear that the new link will facilitate the transport of military equipment, troops and supplies used in the war. ✅ Follow the international news channel of the …

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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Russia and North Korea are expanding their links. A new bridge on the border is fueling doubts that it is primarily about military transports.

·Berlin, Germany
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More than symbolism: The new road bridge should also be used to facilitate the transfer of arms.

·Zürich, Switzerland
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24ur.com broke the news in Ljubljana, Slovenia on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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