Putin Thanks to North Korea for sending soldiers for war in Ukraine
The President of Russia praised the heroism and dedication of the North Korean fighters: “They defended our homeland like themselves,” he said.
Vladimir Smirnov
Russian President Vladimir Putin thanked North Korean forces on Monday for participating in the fight against the Ukrainian forces in Kursk, Russian region, and after confirming North Korea after confirmed to send forces for the first time.
In a statement issued by Kremlin, Putin praised the heroism and dedication of the North Korean fighters.
North Korean state news agency KCNA Following the direct orders of the leader Kim Jong-Un, “the country’s armed forces subunits” have been involved in operations to release the occupied areas of Kursk.
According to KCNA, the soldiers’ war attempt was “successfully completed.”
On Saturday, Russia announced that it was fully recovered by the Kursk area of the Ukrainian forces. To The allegation was denied by Ukrainian authorities.
US, South Korea and Ukraine Secrets Officers said North Korea sent 10,000 to 12,000 soldiers to Russia in the last fallThe first participation in the great armed conflict since the end of the 1950-53 Korean war. North Korea, however, confirmed only the shipping this Monday.
The strategic partnership agreement between North Korea and Russia has been considered the largest defense agreement between the two countries since the end of the Cold War – all of them need to use all the ways available to provide immediate military assistance.
KCNA ad quit Kim Jong-Un, which stated that Shipping “to destroy and dismantle and dismantle the Neo -Neo -Neo -Neo -Neo -Neo -Neo -Neo -Neo With the cooperation of Russian armed forces ”.
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North Korea’s statement did not specify how many soldiers were sent and how many soldiers were North Korea. But in March, the South Korean army claimed that about 4,000 soldiers were killed or injured War between Russia and Ukraine.
At the same time, the South Korean army had sent North Korean additional soldiers to Russia earlier this year.
