North Korea to Deploy Its Troops to Ukraine in Support of Russia
In a significant development, North Korea is reportedly preparing to send a large contingent of engineering and construction troops to assist in the reconstruction of Russian-occupied cities in eastern Ukraine. According to South Korean media outlet TV Chosun, the deployment is expected to occur as early as June, with North Korean troops primarily focusing on the war-torn Donetsk region. This move comes in the wake of a recent meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un, highlighting the growing alliance between the two nations. The report suggests that North Korea will deploy three out of its ten engineering brigades, marking a substantial commitment to the reconstruction efforts. The brigades will be compensated with an annual payment of $115 million from Russia. This collaboration underscores the deepening ties between Moscow and Pyongyang, as both countries seek to counter Western influence and sanctions. While t...
