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Russian Bridge Construction Work Meets in the Middle

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March 13, 2026
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Across The Border: An Area Awaiting Rural Development 


Latest industrial satellite tv for pc imagery reveals that the brand new street bridge connecting North Korea and Russia has reached a significant milestone: development work from reverse banks of the Tumen River assembly within the center. 

Development of the bridge, which reportedly prices round $100 million, started in March 2025 and is predicted to open to visitors later this yr. It dietary supplements an present railway bridge and for the primary time, will allow vehicular visitors to cross between Russia and North Korea. 

Earlier reporting from January 2026 indicated that work on the bridge footings had progressed, however have been quickly damming the river to circulate by a gap simply 40 meters huge. Imagery from February 9 reveals a spot of round 210 meters between bridge decking that had already been laid. By late February, medium decision imagery confirmed the 2 sides have been near assembly. On excessive decision imagery from March 10, the decking could have been bodily linked, or there could stay a small hole between the 2 sides. 

Determine 1. Imgery from February 9 reveals the Tumangang street bridge between North Korea and Russia has but to be linked. Picture © 2026 Planet Labs, PBC cc-by-nc-sa 4.0. For media licensing choices, please contact [email protected].
Determine 2. Imgery from March 10 reveals the Tumangang street bridge between North Korea and Russia has been linked. Picture © 2026 Planet Labs, PBC cc-by-nc-sa 4.0. For media licensing choices, please contact [email protected].

Even with the 2 sides linked, or near being linked, there stays a lot work to be carried out. A street floor will must be added to the deck, which is probably made of metal. Highway markings and presumably lighting may even must be added. 

On the Russian facet, a bigger customs space is underneath development. On the North Korean facet of the bridge, a possible customs constructing stands on the finish of the bridge and a probable cargo warehouse has been constructed close by.

Determine 3. Customs space underneath development on Russian facet of the Tumangang street bridge on imagery from March 10, 2026. Picture © 2026 Planet Labs, PBC cc-by-nc-sa 4.0. For media licensing choices, please contact [email protected].
Determine 4. Shut up of North Korean facet of the Tumangang street bridge on imagery from March 10, 2026. Picture © 2026 Planet Labs, PBC cc-by-nc-sa 4.0. For media licensing choices, please contact [email protected].

At North Korea’s present border commerce crossings with China, an analogous association exists. Vans from China can enter North Korea’s border space however can not drive additional into the nation. Moderately, they choose up and deposit items at border warehouses. North Korean vans then entry these areas to choose up items and transport them into the inside of the nation.  



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