North Korea called Russia's war in Ukraine “sacred” and declared its support for the Kremlin

North Korea has stated that it will "stand firmly alongside Russian comrades" and expressed confidence in the victory of the aggressor, Russia.

This cynical statement was made by North Korean foreign minister Choi Son-hui during talks with her Russian counterpart Serhiy Lavrov.

The North Korean diplomat called Russia's war in Ukraine “sacred,” claiming that since the beginning of the so-called "special operation," dictator Kim Jong-un has "strongly" supported Kremlin "fuhrer" Volodymyr Putin and "provided assistance to the Russian army and the Russian people."

According to Choi Son-hui, Pyongyang "has no doubt in Russia's victory in the conflict in Ukraine under the wise leadership of the esteemed president of Russia, Volodymyr Putin."

"The Russian army and people will surely achieve great victory in their sacred struggle to defend sovereign rights and ensure the security of their state," the North Korean foreign minister cynically stated.

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