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This article reports that North Korean soldiers marched in Russia's Victory Day parade in Moscow, an event presented as a sign of deepening military ties between the two countries. It highlights the symbolic importance of the moment—being the first time North Korean troops have taken part in this parade—but doesn't include reactions from other governments, context about sanctions, or evidence of whether these troops have already been involved in fighting. The story relies on visual and official sources to underscore the closeness of the Russia-North Korea relationship while leaving out broader implications.