DPRK soldiers may soon be deployed in combat - GSD


The command of DPRK army units in Russia has received orders to co-operate with Russian units fighting in the Kursk region.
Preparations for assaults on the territory of Kursk Region by DPRK soldiers have been recorded by the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ukrainian Defence Ministry. Thus, on Saturday, 14 December, the press service of the ministry's website reported that units of the North Korean army in Russia had been ordered to enter into cooperation with adjacent Russian groups involved in the battles in Kursk region.
In addition, the DPRK military recently received additional food supplies. Some of them are also being secretly tipped to the front line by civilian lorries resembling water delivery vehicles.
They are fed - and into the assault," joked the Defence Ministry's GUR.
Civilian trucks disguised as water delivery vehicles are being used for the covert transfer of personnel, which makes it difficult to detect them on their routes.
Back on 22 October, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that he had received information that Russia was preparing two units of North Korean military personnel of six thousand each. The Defense Ministry's GSD confirmed the arrival of the first DPRK units in Kurshchina. In early November, it became known about the first losses among North Koreans in battles in the Kursk region of Russia.
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