HELP FOR PUTIN: NORTH KOREAN SOLDIERS IN UKRAINE Vlog 727: War in Ukraine
Video Summary
Ukraine is on the brink of a new crisis as it has been reported that North Korean soldiers are set to join Russian forces on the front lines. The situation is escalating, with many international organizations and governments hesitant to take action. The author, based in Ukraine, is concerned about the impact this will have on the war-torn country and its people. They argue that this is a sign of a larger global conflict, with authoritarian regimes like Russia and North Korea flexing their muscles and ignoring international norms. The author is critical of Russia’s actions and suggests that this is a response to being out of meat, a phrase used to describe Russia’s claims of being out of food supplies. The author also discusses the Scorch Earth policy, a policy used by Russian forces to destroy everything in their path, leaving nothing but destruction. The author believes that North Korean soldiers will be of little use in the conflict, citing their physical condition and lack of equipment. The author concludes that international soldiers are needed to help stem the tide of this conflict, and that the North Korean soldiers will only serve to push more soldiers into the conflict.
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