N. Korean leader Kim Jong-un visits China to inaugurate a new cross-border bridge
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un visited China on Saturday, inaugurating a new bridge that connects the two countries and saying he hoped to expand cooperation with his powerful neighbor. Kim’s visit to China is his latest move in an increasingly assertive foreign policy as he seeks to align Pyongyang with Beijing and Moscow in a united front against the United States under what he portrays as a…
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un journeyed to China on Saturday to officially open a new cross-border bridge, expressing his desire to bolster cooperation between the two nations. The visit marks Kim's first trip to China in over a year, as he continues to adopt a more aggressive foreign policy aimed at forging a united front against the United States, viewing it as part of a "new Cold War."
Kim arrived in Dandong, a Chinese border city, after traversing the recently inaugurated bridge, as confirmed by South Korea's Unification Ministry and China's Xinhua News Agency.
Both countries pledged to enhance their collaboration post the inauguration. Kim held discussions with Wang Huning, a member of China's Communist Party Standing Committee, during which they visited a car factory. They expressed their commitment to strengthening the bilateral relationship. Kim stated, "Our country stands ready to work with China to carry forward their historical friendship and expand practical cooperation, thereby delivering tangible benefits to the peoples of both nations."
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