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Rumors have it that a few NK decided they didn't like the way the Russians were using them so they shot several Russian soldiers and run away.
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Stalin
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this is not true.
it is true that it is a rumour, and not much else.
in fact, there never was a north korean presence in kursk or the donbass..it is all WarParty bullshit
"..beyond the statements of American, Ukrainian, and South Korean officials, there is still no verifiable proof that North Korean troops were ever actually fighting in Russia.
The case requires the establishment of motive. The U.S. says that the recruitment of North Korean troops shows Russia’s lack of manpower and desperation. "This is an indication that [Putin] may be [in even] more trouble than most people realize," then- Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin said in October.
Reports suggested that the North Koreans supplemented troops in Kursk so Putin did not have to draw from the front lines in the Donbas. But others say Russia was able to bring in Russian troops from less intense areas of the fighting. “According to Ukrainian soldiers from different parts of the front, the Russian troops reinforcing Kursk were mainly pulled from Kherson and Zaporizhzhia,” Yurri Clavilier, a land analyst with the International Institute for Strategic Studies, told the BBC in November.
The Pentagon and NATO claimed to have knowledge that the North Korean troops were highly trained soldiers drawn from an elite unit called the Storm Corps, and claimed to know their battlefield movements. They also said the North Koreans were disguised as Russians — but they have not provided physical proof that they were ever there.
The reported number of North Korean troops in the Kursk region before they reportedly left late last month has been steadily inflated, finally ballooning to 12,000. But aside from photos of captured soldiers the Ukrainian government has claimed are proof, witnesses appear scarce. On November 25, the Wall Street Journal reported that “Ukrainian officials say 10,000 North Korean troops have been deployed to the Kursk region,” then added that “no soldiers who talked to the Journal had encountered them in battle.”
A week later, the BBC was still reporting that “despite weeks of reports suggesting that as many as 10,000 North Korean troops have been sent to Kursk to join the Russian counter-offensive, the soldiers we’ve been in contact with have yet to encounter them.”
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...rs-in-russia-were-they-ever-there/ar-AA1yqUR9
stick that in your crack pipe and smoke it
comrade stalin
Victorious in the Donbass
it is true that it is a rumour, and not much else.
in fact, there never was a north korean presence in kursk or the donbass..it is all WarParty bullshit
"..beyond the statements of American, Ukrainian, and South Korean officials, there is still no verifiable proof that North Korean troops were ever actually fighting in Russia.
The case requires the establishment of motive. The U.S. says that the recruitment of North Korean troops shows Russia’s lack of manpower and desperation. "This is an indication that [Putin] may be [in even] more trouble than most people realize," then- Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin said in October.
Reports suggested that the North Koreans supplemented troops in Kursk so Putin did not have to draw from the front lines in the Donbas. But others say Russia was able to bring in Russian troops from less intense areas of the fighting. “According to Ukrainian soldiers from different parts of the front, the Russian troops reinforcing Kursk were mainly pulled from Kherson and Zaporizhzhia,” Yurri Clavilier, a land analyst with the International Institute for Strategic Studies, told the BBC in November.
The Pentagon and NATO claimed to have knowledge that the North Korean troops were highly trained soldiers drawn from an elite unit called the Storm Corps, and claimed to know their battlefield movements. They also said the North Koreans were disguised as Russians — but they have not provided physical proof that they were ever there.
The reported number of North Korean troops in the Kursk region before they reportedly left late last month has been steadily inflated, finally ballooning to 12,000. But aside from photos of captured soldiers the Ukrainian government has claimed are proof, witnesses appear scarce. On November 25, the Wall Street Journal reported that “Ukrainian officials say 10,000 North Korean troops have been deployed to the Kursk region,” then added that “no soldiers who talked to the Journal had encountered them in battle.”
A week later, the BBC was still reporting that “despite weeks of reports suggesting that as many as 10,000 North Korean troops have been sent to Kursk to join the Russian counter-offensive, the soldiers we’ve been in contact with have yet to encounter them.”
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/worl...rs-in-russia-were-they-ever-there/ar-AA1yqUR9
stick that in your crack pipe and smoke it
comrade stalin
Victorious in the Donbass
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