North Korean Troops Entered Kursk, Russia | Ukraine War Update
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North Korean troops have been deployed in Ukraine, and their lack of language skills and training may hinder their ability to effectively communicate with Russian counterparts. This raises concerns about the potential outcome of their involvement in the conflict. The deployment is likely a result of Russia’s manpower shortage and their need to rely on North Korea to supplement their troops. North Korea’s artillery shells are unreliable, inaccurate, and can become unexploded ordnance, making them ineffective in combat. The Russian government will profit from the deployment, but North Korea and China will benefit more, with North Korea receiving $2,000 per month per soldier from Russia. Additionally, the war in Ukraine has distracted the US administration from focusing on the Western Pacific.
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