SEOUL (Reuters) -North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said in a message to Russian President Vladimir Putin that his country will always stand with Moscow, state media reported on Thursday. In a message for Russia Day,

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un expressed his "unshakable will" to continue the "indestructible, genuine relationship" with Russia in his congratulatory remark to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday,

New report has claimed dictatorship has handed 100 ballistic missiles to Russia for its attempted invasion of Ukraine

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reiterated support for Russian President Putin during a meeting with security aide Sergei Shoigu in Pyongyang. The alliance raises regional security concerns amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un reiterated his pledge to unconditionally support Russian President Vladimir Putin, state media said, as the sanctions-defying alliance between the two countries raises security concerns in the region.

North Korea’s relationship with Russia is now “forged in blood”, Kim Jong-un said in a message to Vladimir Putin on Thursday.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has said ties between North Korea and Russia have developed into an "indestructible, genuine" relationship between comrades-in-arms and an alliance, state media reported Thursday.

Russia and North Korea are continuing to deepen their alliance—a development that has raised serious concerns in Washington. Last Thursday, the White House officially urged both countries to end their cooperation.