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North Korea’s Kim leaves Vladivostok after Putin summit

Post author:News Desk
Post published:26/04/2019
Post category:World
Post last modified:26/04/2019
Reading time:1 mins read

VLADIVOSTOK: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un left the Russian city of Vladivostok on Friday after a summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin where the two vowed to pursue closer ties.

Kim took part in a departure ceremony at Vladivostok station before his armoured train departed around 0530 GMT.

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