
Xi Jinping and Kim Jong Un Vow Stronger Ties at Pyongyang Summit
Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un concluded a rare summit in Pyongyang, pledging to strengthen relations between their two countries. Both leaders emphasized the strategic importance of their friendship and agreed to expand cooperation.
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