And this new pact between two of America's biggest adversaries,
Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un, and what they've agreed
to in front of the world tonight.
And then closer to home at this hour, the US
Navy now tracking a Russian submarine about 100 miles off
Florida.
Martha Raddatz on it all tonight.
Tonight, a dangerous new pact between two of America's staunchest
adversaries with promises to defend one another against aggression by
the US and its allies.
The agreement comes after Kim Jong Un eagerly welcomed Vladimir
Putin to Pyongyang.
Huge crowds filling the capitals main square while goose stepping
North Korean soldiers paraded before the two leaders.
The agreement signed after hours of face to face meetings.
A clear reward for Kim providing Russia with hundreds of
thousands of artillery rounds and missiles for the war in
Ukraine.
Putin calling this a breakthrough document between the two countries,
which he said raises the relationship to a new level
and backing what he called Kim's right to strengthen its
own defense capability, adding that Russia did not exclude the
development of military technical cooperation.
And that is exactly what Kim wants as he increases
his nuclear and ballistic weapons programs.
This all comes while U.S.
Navy ships are still tracking a Russian submarine that remains
less than 100 miles off of Florida's coast after docking
in Cuba with other Russian warships.
Those ships, David, now headed to Venezuela.
David.
Martha Raddatz with us again tonight.
Thanks, Martha.