North Korea confirms troop deployment to Russia for first time, several media report
- North Korea confirmed for the first time that it deployed troops to Russia, with state news agency KCNA reporting that Pyongyang's soldiers participated in combat operations to reclaim territory in the Kursk region.
- President Vladimir Putin thanked North Korean leader Kim Jong Un for sending troops to help Russia reclaim territory from Ukrainian forces in the Kursk region.
- South Korea's Defense Ministry stated that North Korea's troop deployment violated UN Security Council resolutions and accused Pyongyang of 'admitting to its own criminal acts.'
- Kim Jong Un praised North Korean soldiers as 'heroes' and announced plans for a monument to honor their 'battle feats,' as reported by KCNA.
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