Rusia și Coreea de Nord finalizează prima legătură rutieră dintre cele două dictaturi

Russia and North Korea are nearing completion of a bridge that will create the first road link between the two countries, raising concerns about military cooperation amid the Ukraine war. The bridge spans the Tumen River, connecting Khasan in Russia to Tumangang in North Korea. While officials claim the bridge aims to enhance trade and tourism, investigations suggest it may serve as a discreet military logistics corridor. The new crossing is easier to monitor than railways, making it harder for Western surveillance. The bridge is approximately 1 km long and includes infrastructure for rapid cargo movement.