Russian military blogger “Recapture Kursk village”
Zelensky also revealed for the first time, “Engagement with North Korean troops”
EU discusses sending peacekeepers to Ukraine
It has been claimed that North Korean troops deployed to Kursk Oblast in southwestern Russia, a hot spot between Russia and Ukraine, recently killed 300 Ukrainian soldiers and recaptured the village of plyochovo, which was occupied by Ukrainian troops. Ukrainian President Volodymyr zelensky also said on the 14th, “A significant number of north Korean troops dispatched to Russia were sent into battle and engaged in combat with Ukrainian troops.”
According to the Russian media ‘Novaya Gazeta’, Russian military blogger Vladimir Romanov, who calls himself a ‘war reporter’, said on his Telegram channel on the 12th, “North Korean troops raided Plyhovo like a ‘hurricane’ and destroyed the place in about two hours.The ukrainian army that was in control was defeated. “More than 300 Ukrainian soldiers were killed in the process,” he claimed.
Another blogger, Yuri kotenok, also said, “on the 6th, North Korean troops passed through a minefield, walked 2km, and made a surprise attack on Plyochovo. “200 to 300 Ukrainian soldiers were killed during the operation, which lasted about 2 hours and 30 minutes.”
there were also reports that friendly fire occurred due to language interaction problems between north Korean and Russian troops. Citing the Ukrainian Ministry of defense’s general Intelligence Service (HUR), the Kiev Post reported on the 14th that North Korean troops fired friendly fire on Russian troops in Kursk, killing eight Russian soldiers.
The movements of related countries are also accelerating ahead of US President-elect Donald Trump’s return to power on January 20th next year, who pledged to end the war in Ukraine within 24 hours of taking office. According to Politico Europe, the North Atlantic Treaty organization (NATO) and major European Union (EU) countries decided to discuss sending Western-led ‘peacekeeping forces’ to Ukraine in brussels, Belgium, on the 18th. President-elect Trump has said, “Russia and Ukraine must quickly conclude a cease-fire agreement, and then european troops must monitor whether both sides comply with the agreement.” The purpose is to discuss dispatching troops to handle this task. A large number of European leaders are expected to attend, including President Zelenskyy, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, French President Emmanuel Macron, and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Reporter Choi Ji-seon [email protected]
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