Peskov said there were no specific dates for Kim Jong-un's visit to Moscow.

The date of North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un's visit to Moscow has not yet been set. This was announced to TASS on September 29 by Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov.

It is specified that Russian President Vladimir Putin invited Kim Jong-un to Russia at a meeting in China in September. According to Peskov, the specific dates of the visit are not yet clear, and practical work on its organization has not yet started.

At the end of the talks in China, Kim Jong-un, saying goodbye to Putin, expressed confidence in an early meeting.

"We are waiting for you. Come on," Putin replied.

Friendly vow: Russia and North Korea will increase trade volumes

The republic is also ready to receive Russian tourists.

During a meeting with Kim Jong-un on September 3, Putin stressed the special trusting and friendly, allied nature of relations between Moscow and Pyongyang. The President of the DPRK, in turn, drew attention to the fact that relations between the two countries are developing in all aspects.

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