The first road bridge between North Korea and Russia has opened. Analysts see this as a sign of deepening ties between two increasingly isolated regimes. But there’s also potential for Pyongyang to use it to increase the supply of men and material for Russia’s war in Ukraine. Anja Kueppers-McKinnon asks Anton Sokolin, a data correpondent and international security expert, how dangerous this bridge could be for Ukraine and the wider implications of closer cooperation between Russia and North Korea.
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