Russian troops in Kursk region face a challenge in integrating North Korean troops due to language barriers, as revealed in intercepted calls by Ukrainian military intelligence. The call involved members of Russia’s 810th Separate Marine Brigade, discussing the presence of North Korean troops with a translator. The soldiers expressed concerns about the practicality of assigning Russian personnel to assist the Pyongyang troops. Despite uncertainty, plans were made to welcome the new troops the following day. This deployment of around 12,000 North Korean soldiers to Russia aims to assist Moscow in its military efforts, potentially in exchange for financial aid and technology for North Korea’s nuclear program. Ukrainian efforts to encourage North Korean soldiers to surrender highlight the international impact of the conflict. These intercepted calls offer insights into the morale and experiences of Russian soldiers amidst the ongoing warfare. Stay updated on North Korean troop deployments in Ukraine as the situation unfolds.
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