Kim Jong-un returns to Korea in armored train

The armored train of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un left the Russian region of Primorsky on Sunday in the direction of the North Korean border, the TASS agency reported.
The North Korean leader was dismissed by an honor guard waiting for him on the Artiom-Primorsky 1 platform and the military orchestra of the Russian Pacific Fleet, the agency said.
Kim left after visiting Russia’s Far Eastern Federal University on Russky Island in Vladivostok on Sunday.
“An excursion for Kim Jong-un to the Far Eastern Federal University,” Russia’s Minister of Natural Resources and head of the Russia-North Korea intergovernmental commission wrote on Telegram.
Kozlov posted a video showing Kim and his entourage strolling along the university boardwalk, adding that North Korean students also study at the school.
This is the second time Kim has set foot on the campus of Far Eastern University, where he met with Russian leader Vladimir Putin during his previous visit to Russia in 2019.
During his trip to Russia, the longest Kim has made since he began governing in 2011, the North Korean leader and the Russian president held a summit at the Vostochny cosmodrome, in the Amur region, and although the details are not public, Putin said after the meeting that there is room for military and space cooperation between the two countries.

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