Russia has opened a direct air route between Moscow and Pyogyang in a move reflecting closer ties between the two countries.

The start of regular flights follows the resumption of Moscow-Pyongyang passenger rail service, a 10-day journey, in June.

The 440-seater plane was “completely full”, with most of the passengers being North Korean. Read more at straitstimes.com.

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