North Korea's Supreme Leader Kim Jong-un says that North Korea will continue to support Russia, KCNA reports

North Korea's pledge to continue supporting Russia signals potential for deeper alliances amid global tensions.

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This development could impact risk sentiment, especially in sectors sensitive to geopolitical shifts, and could further complicate diplomatic relations in the region. Traders might watch commodities and safe-haven assets for potential volatility stemming from these ties.

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