The Hill: Xi, Kim vow to strengthen North Korea and China's friendship, cooperation
Chinese President Xi Jinping and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un vowed to continue a relationship of cooperation and aid, statements from the leaders that came amid the 60th anniversary of the countries' treaty of friendship.
In a message sent to Xi this weekend, Kim said that their relationship was vital, especially in the face of what he called “hostile forces” around the world, according to Reuters.
"Despite the unprecedentedly complicated international situation in recent years the comradely trust and militant friendship between the DPRK and China get stronger day by day," Kim wrote, according to North Korea KCNA news agency.
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WNU Editor: China is (of course) praising today's news .... China-Russia-N.Korea ties reinforced on equal footing (Global Times).
More News On North Korea And China Marking 60th Anniversary Of Mutual Defense
Leaders of North Korea, China vow to strengthen ties -- AP
North Korea, China leaders vow greater cooperation in face of foreign hostility: report -- FOX News/Reuters
North Korea, China vow cooperation in the face of 'hostile forces' -- DW
Xi and Kim vow closer ties between China and North Korea, citing "hostile" foreign forces -- Axios
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