N. Korea's Kim shakes hands with Putin at Pyongyang airport

N. Korea's Kim shakes hands with Putin at Pyongyang airport

TOKYO, Japan - Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) is greeted by North Korean leader Kim Jong Il at Pyongyang airport on July 19 in footage by Television Tokyo Channel 12 (TV Tokyo). Putin arrived at the airport from Beijing and plans to stay in North Korea for two days before heading to Japan for a summit of the Group of Eight (G-8) powers.

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