Ushakov said there was no definite date for Kim Jong-un's visit to Russia.

The date of North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un's visit to Russia has not yet been determined, but now it is his turn to pay a return visit. This was announced to journalists on September 5 by Presidential aide Yuri Ushakov.

"It's the turn of the Chairman of State Affairs to come to us. It is still unclear when this will happen," he said.

Kim Jong-un announced a new meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin on September 3 at the summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO). The Korean leader also wished the Russian president good health and success. After that, they hugged three times. In response, Putin invited the head of the DPRK to visit the Russian Federation.

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