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Shop NowThe eight to ten thousand North Korean soldiers sent to fight for Russia in Ukraine are already dropping like flies. They were disappointed to learn that the assignment they were expecting was a lie. Instead of “guarding infrastructure,” they were sent to the front to act as human targets. Meant more to waste Ukrainian ammunition than have any real effect.
North Korean troops betrayed
Experienced and seasoned “crack” Ukrainian troops wiped out a whole unit of supposedly “elite” North Korean soldiers. At least 40 of them.
There’s only one known survivor and he swears he was “betrayed.” They were sent straight into battle to help Vladimir Putin “regain his invaded Kursk territory.”
It would have been nice if Vlad gave them some guns and bullets, the North Korean survivor griped. This is the first battle report since the public learned that “thousands of soldiers from Pyongyang were sent deep inside Russia to help Moscow win its bloody war against Ukraine.”
Rocket Man is rumored to be “committed to helping out a desperate Putin.” Possibly in exchange for some nuclear and ballistic missile technology.
Russia has been stacking up casualties all along but the idea of losing Russian territory to Ukraine has Vlad freaking out. He’s desperate to win back Kursk no matter how much North Korean blood needs to be spilled.
Kim Jong Un reportedly sent 10,000 troops to help them win what they see as a “holy war.” 8,000 have been confirmed training in Russia. The first 40 sent into action were annihilated.
Severely wounded survivor
One “severely wounded survivor” managed to keep his head while all his friends and relatives were losing theirs. Literally. Talking to reporters at a Ukrainian field hospital, he told them “Russian dogs rushed us to attack.”
The veteran Ukrainians were ready for the North Korean amateurs and “covered us in artillery and drones.” The assault quickly became a bloodbath.
The action took place near the village of Lyubimovka. Including the survivor, “there were forty of us, but all are dead.” Except him. “I am all alone here now, I have nothing left to lose.”
The North Korean is a prisoner of the Ukrainians but they’re treating him well. Kim Jong Un treated him like a prisoner all his life so he’s used to the restrictions. He’s simply happy for his medical care.
From his “makeshift hospital bed,” where he lay “heavily bandaged,” the North Korean described “the horror of the assault.” Two of his brothers were in the same unit and he watched them die. He only survived by “hiding under headless bodies.”
They never stood a chance. “The Russians did not provide us with anything,” he relates. “They threw us into an assault without prior intelligence, without ammunition, without normal weapons.“
