Zelensky's forces attack Kim Jong Un's army
It didn't take long: the first of the reportedly 12,000 North Korean soldiers sent to Russia and Ukraine to assist Russian soldiers have come under hostile fire.
North Korean soldiers stationed in Russia's Kursk oblast to assist Moscow have been attacked by Ukrainian forces. So reports Andrey Kovalenko, the head of the department against disinformation of the Ukrainian National Security and Defense Council. So writes The Kyiv Independent.
“The first North Korean troops have already been attacked in the Kursk region,” Andri Kovalenko said via Telegram. He gave no further details. So it is not yet clear whether any North Koreans have already been killed in the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
(FVDV for Tagtik/Source: Kyiv Independent/lllustration: Picture by Luaks Johnns for Pixabay)
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