North Korea leader Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin has finally arrived in North Korean where he will meet leader, Kim Jong Un.
The US and Seoul have accused North Korea of supplying Russia with artillery and other equipment, likely in exchange for food and military aid.
Both countries deny the existence of an arms deal but vowed last year to strengthen military ties.
Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Putin has become a pariah to the West and has been seeking allies elsewhere.
After North Korea, Putin will visit Vietnam, a long-time ally - both countries are expected to discuss issues such as trade.
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