La Prensa Latina Media Article RatingKim arrives in Russia ahead of Putin summit
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53% : (Update 1: Changes head, lede, adds new information about border crossing, minor edits)Seoul, Sep 12 (EFE).- The armored train carrying North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Tuesday crossed into Russia, according to South Korea's defense ministry and Russian media, ahead of his scheduled summit with President Vladimir Putin.53% : The Munitions Industry Department has been sanctioned since 2016 by United Nations Security Council resolutions, considering that it "oversees [North Korea's] weapons production and R&D programs, including [North Korea's] ballistic missile program.
40% : Any exchange of weapons or technologies related to North Korea would violate UN sanctions against Pyongyang.
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