North Korean troops deployed to assist Russia in its war against Ukraine have reportedly not been seen in combat for several weeks, suggesting a withdrawal amid heavy losses. South Korea's National Intelligence Service noted that approximately 300 North Koreans were killed and 2,700 injured. Following an agreement between Kim Jong-un and Vladimir Putin to strengthen their alliance, their deployment initially alarmed many. However, evidence indicates that North Korean soldiers were ill-prepared for the realities of warfare, exacerbating casualties and leading to fears of escalation in the conflict as North Korea seeks military support from Russia in return for resources.
The recent deployment of North Korean troops in Ukraine has left South Korean intelligence to speculate on their withdrawal after catastrophic casualties, estimated at 300 dead.
South Korea's National Intelligence Service confirmed North Korean soldiers have not been seen in combat for weeks, with suspicions of withdrawal following claims of heavy losses.
Captured North Korean soldiers revealed they were misled about their true mission, signifying the regime's deceptive practices and the troops' unpreparedness for warfare.
The North's troop involvement raises concerns about the war escalating, poised as they seek to gain additional military resources in exchange for supporting Russia.
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