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UKRAINE ROBOTIZES ITS WAR AS KIM JONG-UN OPENS A MEMORIAL FOR MOSCOW'S MARTYRS
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DOMINANT ANGLE
Ottawa between Chernobyl and Pyongyang: the war becomes institutionalized amid nuclear risks
Dominant angle identified — does not reflect unanimity of this country’s media
ANALYSIS
Globe and Mail covers the North Korean memorial with Putin's words in a letter to Kim: Korean soldiers 'displayed extraordinary bravery and genuine devotion' and 'their unrivalled feats will remain forever in the hearts of all Russian citizens.' The paper recalls that Ukraine briefly seized parts of Kursk in 2024 — 'the first foreign incursion into Russia since the Second World War' — and that Pyongyang responded without hesitation. Globe and Mail places this memorial in the context of the 40th Chernobyl anniversary: strikes killed 16 people, and Zelensky warned Russia is 'once again bringing the world to the brink of a man-made disaster.' CBC follows Ukrainian fears that Iranian-designed Shahed drones, supplied to Russia, have already struck Chernobyl's confinement structure.
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