North Korea to send as many as 30,000 troops to bolster Russia’s forces, Ukrainian officials say
NORTH KOREA, JUL 1 – North Korea plans to send up to 30,000 troops to support Russian forces in Ukraine in exchange for advanced missiles and economic aid, Ukrainian intelligence says.
- North Korea plans to send an additional 25,000 to 30,000 soldiers to Russia, tripling its troop presence in the conflict, according to a Ukrainian intelligence assessment.
- Around 4,000 North Korean soldiers were killed or injured in previous deployments, but Pyongyang continues to support Moscow.
- The Ukrainian military estimates the North Korean troops will engage in combat in Russian-occupied areas of Ukraine.
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Uncanceled NewsNorth Korea Sending Up To 30,000 Troops To Bolster Russia’s Forces
(Zero Hedge)—North Korea is reportedly preparing to triple the number of its troops fighting for Russia along the front lines with Ukraine, sending an additional 25,000 to 30,000 soldiers to assist Russian forces. This is based on an intelligence assessment from Ukrainian officials. According to CNN, “The troops may arrive in Russia in the coming months, according to the assessment seen by CNN, adding to the 11,000 sent in November who helped re…
North Korea Sending Up To 30,000 Troops To Bolster Russia's Forces: Reports - Conservative Angle
North Korea Sending Up To 30,000 Troops To Bolster Russia's Forces: Reports North Korea is reportedly preparing to triple the number of its troops fighting for Russia along the front lines with Ukraine, sending an additional 25,000 to 30,000 soldiers to assist Russian forces. This is based on an intelligence assessment from Ukrainian officials. According to CNN, "The troops may arrive in Russia in the coming months, according to the assessment …
Since 2024, thousands of North Koreans have been fighting alongside Russia in the Ukraine war. More than a third of them are now said to be out of action. Ukrainian intelligence is certain: soon, leader Kim will send new soldiers – and this time much more.
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