Russia Needs Military Help from North Korea

Video Summary

Russian-Ukraine Conflict Update: North Korea Sends Soldiers to Ukraine is a Joke. Russian Military Manpower Crisis Causes Concerns. The Ukraine Crisis: How Russia Lost its Grip on Ukraine

As the Russian-Ukrainian conflict continues, rumors are circulating that North Korea might send 100,000 soldiers to aid Russia. However, in this video, the importance of a North Korean soldier’s escape from his home country is highlighted, focusing on the health issues many soldiers face due to North Korea’s lack of fertilizers and the resulting need for human feces for fertilization. This can lead to the development and growth of parasites and worms, such as a 27-centimeter parasitic worm found in one of the soldiers.

It was further highlighted that a significant percentage of Russian soldiers, tired of the war and poor living conditions, were choosing to leave the army rather than continue fighting, resulting in a significant drain on the Russian military resources.

Another concern highlighted is the increasing age of new recruits in the Russian army, with a recent report suggesting that 65-year-old grandfathers will now be allowed to serve. Additionally, children at an amusement park in Crimea are being taught to drive tanks, a disturbing reminder of the potential future war plans of the Russian army.

Finally, there has been an update on potential actions to help Ukraine by creating a positive and hopeful movement.