Coreea de Nord și Rusia au deschis primul pod rutier care leagă cele două țări

The first road bridge connecting Russia and North Korea has been opened, facilitating easier transport of goods and people across the Tumen River. While North Korean state media promotes the bridge for tourism and trade, analysts suggest it may primarily serve military logistics to support Russia in the Ukraine conflict. The bridge can accommodate up to 300 vehicles and over 2,300 people daily. Russian officials emphasize its role in enhancing commercial cooperation, while intelligence agencies warn it could increase military material transfers between the two nations. Construction took 495 days, reflecting the growing ties between Russia and North Korea since the Ukraine war began.