North Korean leader Kim Jong Un took a train to Russia to meet with Vladimir Putin, in his first trip abroad since 2019. U.S. officials said the talks could advance ammunition sales between the two countries as Moscow looks to replenish its weapons depleted by the war in Ukraine.
WSJ’s Dasl Yoon explains what the pair stand to gain from the talks.
0:00 Putin and Kim meeting
0:34 What Kim wants
2:13 What Putin wants
3:04 What’s next?
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