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1. Russian President Vladimir Putin announces he will visit North Korea this week for the first time in 24 years.
   2024-06-18 02:38:36 (First version)
2. Russian President Vladimir Putin announces that he will visit North Korea this week, the first state visit by a Russian President in 24 years.
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