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Xi Jinping makes his first trip to North Korea in seven years, reinforcing China’s strategic grip on the peninsula as tensions with the U.S. escalate. The visit, marking 65 years since their mutual defense pact, signals Beijing’s intent to deepen economic and political support for Kim Jong Un—whose nuclear ambitions continue to defy U.S. pressure. Analysts expect China to offer aid like food and tourism while framing cooperation as resistance to “hegemonism.” For Kim, the meeting is vital to securing resources as he expands North Korea’s nuclear arsenal, rejecting diplomacy in favor of military modernization. State media celebrates Xi as an “honored guest,” underscoring the enduring, ironclad alliance between the two nations.
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