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Kim Jong Un departs Pyongyang en route to Russia, South Korean official says
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Date：2025-04-17 15:27:17
SEOUL -- A train "likely" to be carrying North Korean leader Kim Jong Un departed Pyongyang on Monday, beginning its journey to Russia for a possible meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, a South Korean official told ABC News.
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