Six years after the Trump administration withdrew from the Iran nuclear accord, Tehran is rapidly accumulating enriched uranium, some of it very close to weapons grade. Experts fear that a bomb could be a short dash away.
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Talks signal leaders are ready to cooperate as both confront fraying relations with U.S.
Kim Jong Un’s first summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday will give the two longtime allies an opportunity to show a united front at a critical moment in negotiations over North Korea’s nuclear disarmament. But with Moscow’s limited options for supporting North Korea, the meeting between the pair is likely to be heavy on choreography, raising questions about what the two leaders might achieve during the event. No final agreement or joint statement is planned, according to the Kremlin.
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