Ryan McBeth
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What do North Korean Troops Mean for Ukraine?
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October 20, 2024
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A number of people reached out to me about this topic. I can’t talk about everything because of ongoing relationships, but there are some things I can talk about.
1. Roughly 3-4 brigades or ~12,000 North Korean Special Forces troops may be training and preparing to enter the front lines.
2. They will likely be used as brigade-level replacements rather than one for one replacements due to language barriers.
3. It is likely that North Korean Special Forces will fight as well as to be expected from any country that has elite forces. They will likely have superior discipline, although their lack of combat experience may make them less effective.
4. If North Korea sends any regular troops, they may have extreme problems with physical fitness and training although their discipline may be better than expected.
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