Russia, North Korea Resume Direct Air Travel
(MENAFN) Russian President Vladimir Putin confirmed the restart of direct air travel between Russia and North Korea, effective this week.
Addressing a plenary session at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, Putin revealed that flights to Pyongyang are now operating from two Russian cities—Moscow and Vladivostok.
“The (first post-pandemic) flight on this route (Moscow-Pyongyang) took place in late July, while a month earlier, travel through train carriages between Moscow and Pyongyang had been reinstated,” Putin remarked.
He emphasized that these "landmark events" are set to bolster ties between the two nations.
Addressing a plenary session at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok, Putin revealed that flights to Pyongyang are now operating from two Russian cities—Moscow and Vladivostok.
“The (first post-pandemic) flight on this route (Moscow-Pyongyang) took place in late July, while a month earlier, travel through train carriages between Moscow and Pyongyang had been reinstated,” Putin remarked.
He emphasized that these "landmark events" are set to bolster ties between the two nations.

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