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Analysis How Seoul can respond to new security threats from a Putin trip to PyongyangRussia and North Korea could bolster military ties at summit, but South Korea has ways to counter such cooperation Russian leader Vladimir Putin will make his first visit to North Korea in 24 years on Tuesday, a visit that will likely look to further develop their increasing military cooperation since the start of the war in Ukraine. While the potential for enhanced collaboration between the two nations poses risks to South Korea’s national security, it also presents opportunities for Seoul to respond strategically and adapt its approach to the changing geopolitical dynamics in the region. EVOLVING GEOPOLITICAL LANDSCAPE North Korean leader Kim Jong Un invited Putin to visit Pyongyang during their meetingat the Vostochny Cosmodrome in Russia © Korea Risk Group. All rights reserved. |





