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Weapons, Prestige, and Sticking It to the West: Why Putin and Kim Jong Un Are Meeting
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47% : Everard, who also served as coordinator of the United Nations Security Council panel of experts on sanctions on North Korea, noted that an arms deal between the two countries does not require a meeting at the head-of-state level; Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu visited Pyongyang in July.
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