SOCHI, Russia, Nov 7 (Reuters) - President Vladimir Putin suggested on Thursday that Russia could hold military drills with North Korea. "We'll see. We could also conduct exercises. Why not?," Putin said, when asked whether Moscow would conduct joint military drills with Pyongyang.

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday signed a treaty on the country's strategic partnership with North Korea which includes a mutual defence provision, enacting it into law. The accord, announced by Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in June after a summit in Pyongyang,

Soldiers from North Korea are reportedly participating in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. For many of them, this is their first glimpse of the outside world. According to Nexta, with their arrival at the war,