Meeting between Korean and Polish National Security Advisors: "Joint Response to Russia-North Korea Military Cooperation"

National Security Office Director Shin Won-sik and Jacek Czaputowicz, Director of the National Security Office of the Polish Presidential Office, are taking a commemorative photo at the Yongsan Presidential Office building on the morning of the 23rd. (Photo by the Presidential Office)

Shin Won-sik, Director of the National Security Office, held a meeting on the morning of the 23rd with Jacek Siewiera, Director of the National Security Office of the Polish Presidential Office, and agreed to jointly respond to the recent strengthening of military cooperation between North Korea and Russia.

Director Siewiera is visiting South Korea as part of the state visit of Polish President Andrzej Duda.

During the meeting, Director Shin and Director Siewiera welcomed the close exchanges between the two heads of state recently, including this state visit by the Polish president.

They also evaluated the close cooperation between the two countries in the fields of security and defense industry, and agreed to continue close communication at the level of their respective national security offices to expand mutually beneficial cooperation between the two countries.

Director Shin and Director Siewiera exchanged views on the security environment surrounding Europe and Asia, as well as various regional and international situations.

The Presidential Office stated, "Both sides expressed serious concerns about the recently confirmed military cooperation between Russia and North Korea, including North Korea's deployment to Russia, and agreed to work closely together with the international community to respond to this."

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