Rusia și Coreea de Nord finalizează un pod care va asigura trecerea rutieră între cele două țări

Russia and North Korea are nearing completion of a road bridge, marking their first direct road connection, raising concerns about military cooperation amid the Ukraine war. The bridge spans the Tumen River, linking Khasan in Russia to Tumangang in North Korea. While both countries claim the bridge will enhance trade and tourism, investigations suggest it may serve as a discreet military logistics corridor. The road network is less detectable by satellite surveillance compared to railways, facilitating quicker transport. The bridge is approximately 1 km long and includes supporting infrastructure, indicating a strategic military purpose.