North Korean Soldiers to be Sent to Ukraine to Support Russia
Video Summary
Russia and North Korea have signed a defense pact, which includes a promise to provide military assistance to each other. North Korea is willing to send troops to Ukraine, but it’s unclear what their role will be. The Pentagon believes that North Korean troops would be used as “cannon fodder” and would likely be exposed to new experiences, including food and cultural differences. Meanwhile, Russia is struggling with its own military efforts, with dozens of soldiers trapped in a factory in Ukraine and a series of accidents and incidents affecting its rail network. The European Union is building a defense line along its border with Russia, and NATO has appointed a new Secretary General. The US is considering deploying military contractors to Ukraine to repair and maintain equipment.
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