North Korea Makes Russian Mandatory in Schools
Pyongyang is strengthening educational ties with Moscow by making the Russian language a compulsory subject in its schools. This move aligns with North Korea's growing support for Russia amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
- The new policy signals closer cooperation between the two countries.
- Russian language education aims to foster stronger diplomatic and cultural connections.
- North Korea's decision also reflects its material support for Russia’s war efforts.
"Bolstering educational ties with Moscow demonstrates Pyongyang's strategic alignment with Russia during its conflict in Ukraine."
This educational shift marks a clear step in North Korea's foreign policy, promoting Russian influence domestically through language and culture.
This development shows how North Korea uses education to deepen political alliances and support Russia during turbulent times.
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