KCNA
The Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) is the state news agency of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea). Founded in 1946, it is headquartered in Pyongyang and operates as the official mouthpiece of the government and the Workers' Party of Korea. KCNA distributes domestic and international news, official statements, and reports on the activities of the country's leadership. It is the primary source through which North Korean government positions reach foreign media.
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Kim Jong Un pledges to deepen cooperation with Russia, backs 'sacred war' against Ukraine
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un sent Vladimir Putin a message pledging to expand and deepen cooperation with Russia across all areas and expressing confidence in Russia's victory in what he called a "sacred war." The message, sent on Monday via the state news agency KCNA, was a response to Putin's congratulatory letter on North Korea's 78th founding anniversary.