What Happened to the 12,000 North Korean Soldiers?

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What happened to the 12,000 North Korean soldiers fighting for Russia in Ukraine? Ukraine says about 4,000 were killed or injured last year.

Ukraine said North Korea sent top soldiers, but Russia used them to carry out ground assaults and human-wave attacks. In other words, they became bait and targets.

The Armed Forces of Ukraine said on Friday, Jan. 31, that soldiers had not seen North Korean troops on the front lines in Russia’s Kursk region in several weeks. A spokesperson for Ukraine’s military special forces told CNN he believes it is because of all the mass casualties Pyongyang’s soldiers have suffered.

NoKo and Russia aren’t talking.

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You Listened to MSM
3 months ago

The North Koreans only existed in the minds of the Biden CIA. Biden no longer has a mind and the CIA are spending all their time laundering the 200 billion missing USSA taxpayer money and burning their documents.

Max Creel
3 months ago

Read other news sources in Europe/Ukraine and you will learn the the NK troops withdrew after suffering high causality rates of men and equipment.

Sua Sponte
3 months ago

Majority are dead. Just watching the clown antics of their units over at Funker530, they’re a bigger military clown show than the Russians. So, most killed and many commit suicide when cornered, just like the Russians. Just watching the combat footage it’s amazing that anyone sees them or Russia as a threat or competent, just like Ukraine. Trench fighting on both sides and a massive clown show.

Sua Sponte
3 months ago
Reply to  M Dowling

Oh no issues, it happens.

Sua Sponte
3 months ago
Reply to  M Dowling

Nah, would never think that, been coming here too long.

Noneya
3 months ago
Reply to  M Dowling

Probably because that statement was a lie.

Tommy Payne
3 months ago
Reply to  Noneya

Go start your own