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North Korea has officially confirmed the deployment of troops to support Russia in its war against Ukraine, marking a significant escalation in the conflict and a deepening of military ties between Pyongyang and Moscow.
According to reports, approximately 14,000 North Korean soldiers have been sent to assist Russian forces, particularly in the contested Kursk region. This deployment follows the June 2024 signing of the North Korean–Russian Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, which includes provisions for mutual military assistance.
Russian President Vladimir Putin publicly thanked North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for the support, highlighting the role of North Korean troops in retaking control of the Kursk region. Kim Jong Un praised the fallen North Korean soldiers as heroes and announced plans for a monument in their honor.
The presence of North Korean troops has been corroborated by various sources, including Ukrainian intelligence and captured soldiers. Reports indicate that North Korean forces have faced significant casualties and challenging battlefield conditions.
International reactions have been swift and critical. The United States, South Korea, and NATO have condemned North Korea’s involvement, viewing it as a violation of international norms and a dangerous expansion of the conflict. NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte described the deployment as “a significant escalation” and “a dangerous expansion of Russia’s war. www.multilinks.biz
This development underscores the growing alliance between North Korea and Russia, raising concerns about the broader implications for regional and global security.
North Korea Confirms Troop Deployment to Support Russia in Ukraine.
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