North Korea Has Sent 1,500 More Troops to Russia: South Korea
October 23, 2024
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as posted by the channelFor more than a year, #Russia has been leaning on its increasingly close ally #NorthKorea for supplies of artillery shells and ballistic missiles to prosecute its grinding war in #Ukraine Now, #Ukrainian officials are warning that North Korea plans to expand its assistance by dispatching troops. #SouthKorea chief intelligence agency said on Oct. 18 that it had monitored the #Russian navy moving North Korean forces to Russia as a first step toward sending them to the frontlines in Ukraine. The #Kremlin has dismissed reports of the troop deployment as a hoax. #politics #worldnews
South Korea’s National Intelligence Service said Russian navy ships had transported approximately 1,500 North Korean special forces to Russia for “adaptation” training in advance of a deployment to Ukraine. The agency said they were issued Russian military uniforms and weapons as well as fake ID cards that made it appear as if they were from Siberia. It said a second transport operation was scheduled soon, with North Korea looking to dispatch around 12,000 troops. Ukrainian President Volodymyr #Zelenskiy has said North Korea intends to send 10,000 soldiers.
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