The Russian Foreign Ministry is not aware of plans to increase rice supplies to North Korea

Published 2024년 11월 5일

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Russian Foreign Ministry deputy head, Andrei Rudenko, has stated that he has no information about Russia's purported plans to increase rice supplies to North Korea (DPRK) to 600-700 thousand tons annually from the current 50-100 thousand tons. He mentioned that an upcoming Russian-DPRK intergovernmental commission meeting would likely discuss agricultural cooperation and other issues. The report of the potential supply increase was previously published in The Korea Herald.
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Moscow. November 5. INTERFAX.RU - Deputy Head of the Russian Foreign Ministry Andrei Rudenko told journalists that he has no information about Moscow's plans to increase rice supplies to the DPRK. "I have no information regarding this. I can say that another meeting of the Russian-DPRK intergovernmental commission will be held in the near future. I think that all issues, including cooperation in agriculture, will be considered there," he said. Recently, the South Korean The Korea Herald ...
Source: Interfax

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