The Kremlin said Monday that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un would visit Russia in the coming days at the invitation of President Vladimir Putin.
Russia did not provide further details, but South Korean media reported Monday that a special train presumed to be carrying Kim had departed Pyongyang and that a meeting with Putin could take place as early as Tuesday.
U.S. officials said last week a Kim-Putin meeting was expected to take place this month.
U.S. National Security Council spokesman John Kirby has spoken about U.S. concerns that North Korea is considering providing military support for Russian forces fighting in Ukraine./VOA/
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