US EditionNorth Korea Opens Housing District for Families of Troops Killed in Ukraine
Kim Jong Un inaugurated Saeppyol Street in Pyongyang to honor families of soldiers killed in Ukraine, with estimates of around 2,000 North Korean casualties, state media reported.
- On Feb. 15, 2026, Kim Jong Un opened Saeppyol Street in Pyongyang, a new housing district for families of North Korean soldiers killed fighting alongside Russian forces in Ukraine, and visited some homes.
- In recent months, North Korea has intensified propaganda glorifying troops deployed to fight in Russia's war, while constructing housing to legitimize Pyongyang's role ahead of a major ruling party congress later this month.
- State media published images of Kim Jong Un visiting Saeppyol Street with his daughter, believed to be Kim Ju Ae, while independent journalists were denied access and images cannot be verified.
- The Party and the government pledged `a proud and worthwhile life` for bereaved family members, with Kim describing the street as `a source of honor for our generation and a pride of Pyongyang and our state`.
- Seoul's National Intelligence Service estimates about 6,000 North Korean troops were killed or wounded and said the deployments provided Russian technical support and modern combat experience.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has unveiled apartments for the families of North Korean soldiers killed in the Ukraine war.
Kim Jong-un walks through a new neighborhood in Pyongyang, inspecting each newly built house and stopping in front of families who have lost children and husbands in the war...
North Korea Gifts New Apartments to Families of Soldiers Killed Fighting for Russia
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un presided over a ribbon-cutting ceremony marking the completion of a new block of apartments for the families of soldiers killed fighting alongside Russian troops in the war against Ukraine, state media reported Monday.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has inaugurated a residential neighborhood in Pyongyang for the families of soldiers killed during the war in Ukraine, where they fought on the side of the Russian army.
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