Russia Resists Deploying 'Highly Trained' North Koreans in Combat: Report
Russian war correspondent Romanov also claims that North Koreans are undeniably present in the Kursk region. He asserts that they are highly motivated and well-trained to operate "any type of weapon." However, he notes that they are reportedly not being deployed in direct combat… pic.twitter.com/VmXAp5UBlO
"Russia's own troops are not enough" to push Ukraine out of the Russian border region, Kyiv's top commander has said.
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The fighting in Kursk and along Ukraine’s south-eastern front in the ... In addition to deploying troops, North Korea has provided Russia with weapons and ammunition. Pyongyang has recently ...
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