A study by the Ukrainian human rights group Truth Hounds highlighted by the U.K. Guardian on Tuesday indicates that North Korea and Russia have nearly completed a bridge between them whose construction began after the signing of a “mutual defense” agreement that led to North Korean boots on the ground in Europe.
Truth Hounds, in the highlighted report, argued that the bridge has no significant economic value, given the sparse populations in Khasan, Russia, and Tumangang, North Korea, the regions on either side of the bridge. Rather, the group speculated, the bridge could facilitate the shipment of military assets in trucks, rather than trains, which would help mask the nature...
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