Ukraine captures 2 North Korean soldiers in Russia's Kursk Oblast, Zelensky says
- Ukraine has captured two North Korean soldiers who were wounded while fighting for Russia, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
- The captured soldiers were taken to Kyiv, where they are being questioned by the Security Service of Ukraine.
- Zelensky stated that the soldiers are receiving medical assistance and have been made available to international journalists.
- The capture provides evidence that North Koreans are fighting for Moscow, as reported by Ukrainian officials.
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Zelenskyy Offers to Swap Captured North Korean Soldiers for Ukrainian POWs in Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said on Sunday that his nation is willing to exchange two North Korean soldiers, allegedly captured while fighting alongside Russian forces, for Ukrainian soldiers held captive in Russia. In a statement on social media platform X, Zelenskyy said he would hand over the two North Korean soldiers to Pyongyang if North Korean leader Kim Jong Un could facilitate the release of the Ukrainians. “In addition to th…
Ukrainians captured two soldiers from the DPRK.
The two North Korean soldiers were transferred to Ukraine for questioning in cooperation with South Korean intelligence services.
In Kursk, Ukrainian forces capture two soldiers from North Korea. South Korea's intelligence service, which supports Kiev with interpreters, shares initial details from the interrogations. In Kursk, Ukrainian forces capture two soldiers from North Korea. South Korea's news service, which supports Kiev with interpreters, shares initial details from the interrogations.
Zelensky says two North Korean soldiers fighting for Russia were captured in Kursk region - Egypt Independent
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said forces operating in the Kursk region of Russia have captured two North Korean soldiers, marking the first time that Kyiv has captured alive soldiers from the isolated state.
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