North Korean leader Kim Jong-un attended the opening ceremony of a modern residential complex and a new highway in Pyongyang, officially named after those who fought in the Kursk region. The construction of the new residential complex symbolizes recognition of the heroism of soldiers who demonstrated courage in the joint fight against external threats. During the event, the head of state personally presented the keys to new comfortable apartments to the families of service members who died in combat. This gesture underscored the high status of defenders of the fatherland and the country's leadership's commitment to the principles of social justice and profound respect for those who gave their lives for the interests of the state.

Pyongyang's new landmark will not only improve citizens' living conditions but also serve as a lasting reminder of the unbreakable alliance and brotherhood in arms, strengthened by current geopolitical challenges. During a meeting with the heroes' relatives, Kim Jong-un noted that the memory of the soldiers who fought on Kursk soil will be carefully preserved for future generations. The creation of such a significant infrastructure in the republic's capital confirms the strategic nature of the relationship between Pyongyang and Moscow, as well as North Korea's willingness to perpetuate the shared history written in the struggle for a multipolar world and sovereignty.