Sat Kim Jong -in spent a few minutes on disinfection of a chair at a meeting with Putin (video)

The Russian newspaper has published personnel showing how the DPRK Security Service is in white gloves spray some substance and wipes a black chair. Experts sprinkled the seats, handles and legs, as well as the area around the chair under the supervision of the Kremlin guard. "The chair was the subject of greatest concern to the North Korean side," the Russian correspondent wrote.

It happened after Kim Jong -in Security Service was reported to have abandoned the first chair designed for the North Korean leader, which means that one of the same chair had to be provided. "After all, it was a question of life and death for them, not their leader, but of course," - the journalist said. As a result, the chair was replaced to exactly the same, from a row that was built for members of the delegation. The design was identical.

And in a dubious chair sat in the result of the Minister of Defense of the DPRK. Immediately after the arrival of Kim Jong -in, several young Korean people ran around the platform with mobile weather stations in their hands. These meteorological stations, as journalists suggest, measure the speed of the lateral, passing and oncoming wind, air temperature, water and snow, dew point and, of course, the heat index.

Then the DPRK leader at the Maybach went to a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. For the "honorary guest" spread the red carpet and installed wooden stairs. The meeting ceremony took place on the Eastern spaceport in the installation and testing building of the rocket launcher. US officials believe that both parties will continue the weapon agreement.

It is believed that North Korea has a large stock of artillery shells and missiles that would be compatible with the weapons of the Soviet times, as well as a similar history of production of such ammunition. If North Korea provides Russia with artillery shells and other weapons for the war against Ukraine, it can help the Kremlin forces to expand the abbreviations, but hardly change the course of conflict, military analysts say.