North Korea has actually joined the war against Ukraine: what is known


on 14 October, at a session of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief's Stavka, the question of North Korea's actual participation in the war against Ukraine was discussed.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said this in his evening video message. According to him, the reports of the Foreign Intelligence Service and the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ukrainian Defence Ministry on Russia's plans for autumn and winter, including the borders with North Korea, have been presented.
Zelensky that North Korea has actually joined the hostilities on Russia's side. He also noted that Russia is co-operating with other options that are unfortunately invested in prolonging the war. In response, Ukraine plans to respond firmly, with an eye toward protecting its interests and security.
The meeting also discussed Ukraine's relations with its partners and possible steps to strengthen the country's resilience. Zelensky gave specific instructions on security and security forces, government and diplomats, prioritising working together with international allies to disrupt Russia's plan.
North Korea's involvement in the conflict has previously captured the world's attention. In June, the Pentagon said North Korean military personnel who might be sent to help third occupiers would become "cannon fodder." In early October, it was reported that a Ukrainian strike in Donetsk may have killed six North Korean officers and North Korean soldiers had launched ballistic missiles at Ukraine. As of 12 October, several thousand North Korean soldiers were being trained in Russia and could be sent to the front lines by the end of 2024.
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