Ukraine war: Kim Jong Un 'to visit Putin for weapons talks'
The two chiefs will talk about the chance of North Korea furnishing Moscow with weapons to help its conflict in Ukraine, the authority said.
The specific area of the arranged gathering isn't clear.
There was no quick remark on the report, additionally conveyed by different US media, from North Korea or Russia.
Sources told the New York Times that Mr Kim was probably going to go by heavily clad train.
The conceivable gathering comes after the White House said it had new data that arms talks between the two nations were "effectively progressing".
Public safety Committee representative John Kirby said Russia's Guard Pastor, Sergei Shoigu, had attempted to "persuade Pyongyang to sell big guns ammo" to Russia during a new visit to North Korea.
Weapons in plain view at the gathering incorporated the Hwasong intercontinental long range rocket, accepted to be the country's most memorable ICBM to utilize strong charges. It was the initial time Mr Kim had opened the country's ways to unfamiliar visitors since the Coronavirus pandemic.
Mr Putin and Mr Kim have since traded letters "vowing to expand their reciprocal co-activity", he said.
"We ask the DPRK to stop its arms dealings with Russia and submit to the public responsibilities that Pyongyang has made to not give or offer arms to Russia," Mr Kirby said, involving a truncation for the North.
He cautioned the US would make a move, including forcing sanctions, in the event that North Korea provided Russia with weapons.
There is concern both in Washington and in Seoul about what North Korea would receive as a trade-off for such an arrangement, which might bring about expanded military collaboration between the two nations in Asia.
On Monday, South Korea's insight administration advised that Mr Shoigu had proposed Russia, China and North Korea hold joint maritime drills, like those completed by the US, South Korea and Japan.
Another trepidation is that Russia could supply North Korea with weapons later on, when Pyongyang most requirements them.
Seriously stressing still, Kim Jong Un might request that Mr Putin furnish him with cutting edge weapons innovation or information, to assist him with making leap forwards in his atomic weapons program.
In any case, an arrangement could turn out to be more conditional than key. For the time being, Russia needs weapons, and authorized starved North Korea needs cash and food.
The New York Times announced that the gathering between Mr Kim and Mr Putin could occur in the port city of Vladivostok, on the east bank of Russia.
The paper's discretionary reporter, Edward Wong, told BBC News channel that a development group of North Korean authorities had gone to Vladivostok and Moscow before the end of last month.
They "included security officials who manage the convention encompassing travel of the initiative, so that was major areas of strength for a for authorities taking a gander at this", Wong said.
Pyongyang and Moscow have both recently rejected that the North is providing Russia with arms for use in its conflict in Ukraine.