Russia, North Korea

Russia, North Korea To Amass 150K-Strong Force on NATO's Doorstep: Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky warned of Russia's next military plans and how their relations with North Korea are expanding.
4,000 North Korean casualties in Russia's Kursk Oblast, 2/3 killed, Zelensky says
North Korean troops fighting for Russia against Ukraine have suffered 4,000 casualties, two-thirds of whom have been killed, President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Feb. 14. Speaking at the Munich Security Conference,
North Korea's forces appear to be the latest 'expendable' army chewed up fighting Russia's war against Ukraine
North Korean troops, largely special ops forces, have suffered high casualty rates in bloody assaults, not unlike prison units.
Russian TV Says Army 'Ran Out' of North Koreans, 'New Batch' Expected
"North Korean soldiers who fought—we ran out of them, and the next batch is coming within a month," he said, according to an English translation posted to X by Anton Gerashchenko, a former adviser to Ukraine's minister of internal affairs. "There are no more North Korean troops as of now," he went on.
Ukraine's Zelenskiy says Russia may send up to 3,000 more North Korean troops to Kursk
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said Russia could send up to 3,000 more North Korean troops to the front in its Kursk region, in comments at a press conference at the Munich Security Conference on Friday.
Zelenskyy: Russia plans to deploy 2,000–3,000 North Korean troops to its Kursk Oblast
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy has stated that Russia intends to deploy additional North Korean forces to the Kursk front (Russia) in the near future. Source: Zelenskyy at a press conference in Munich Quote: "Right now,
The West is seeing Kim Jong Un's army in action. The North Korean soldiers are brutal zealots undeterred in the face of death.
North Korean soldiers are capable, incredibly disciplined, and willing to die before they're captured. But they're also new ...
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North Korea slams ‘hostile military act’ after US sub visits South
SEOUL – North Korea on Feb 11 accused the United States of a “hostile military act” after a US Navy submarine docked in arch-rival South Korea to replenish supplies. “We express grave ...