Poland has announced the reactivation of its embassy in the capital of North Korea, making it the second Western nation, after Sweden, to resume operations that were suspended due to the COVID-19 pandemic. This move establishes a crucial channel of communication between Poland, a NATO member state, and North Korea, a close ally of Russia, which has provided troops to fight in Ukraine.
Polish diplomats were present in the North Korean capital this week as part of the efforts to restore the country's diplomatic presence. The visit, described as both technical and political in nature, aims to reinstate a permanent diplomatic presence in North Korea.
