Russia has launched its first direct commercial flights between Moscow and Pyongyang in over 70 years, signaling a significant deepening of relations with North Korea. The new air route, operated by Nordwind Airlines, comes as Russia faces increasing isolation from Western countries due to the war in Ukraine and seeks new international partners. The flights, initially scheduled once a month, follow the recent resumption of passenger rail service and growing economic exchanges, such as North Korean goods appearing in Russian markets. This move is widely seen as part of a broader strategic partnership, with both countries looking to bolster economic and geopolitical cooperation. The development has raised concerns among international observers about the implications for regional security and the shifting balance of alliances.
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