BREAKING NEWS: Russian President Vladimir Putin has confirmed that North Korean leader Kim Jong Un initiated the deployment of North Korean troops to fight against Ukrainian forces in Kursk, Russia. This revelation comes amid reports that approximately 2,000 North Korean soldiers have died defending Kursk from a Ukrainian cross-border incursion.
Putin and Kim met earlier today in Beijing, where they are participating in celebrations marking 80 years since the conclusion of the Second World War. During their meeting, Putin acknowledged Kim’s military support, stating, “At your initiative, as is well known, your special units took part in the liberation of the Kursk region, in full accordance with our new treaty.” Official state news agency TASS reported this statement, emphasizing the significance of the collaboration.
Kim responded by asserting that it was North Korea’s “fraternal duty” to assist Russia in this conflict. The implications of this alliance are significant, as both nations continue to strengthen their military ties amid growing tensions with the West.
The situation in Kursk remains tense as Ukrainian forces reportedly continue their operations in the region. The humanitarian impact of this conflict is profound, with families mourning the loss of their loved ones who fought bravely.
As developments unfold, the international community is watching closely. The strategic partnership between Russia and North Korea could alter the balance of power in the region.
Stay tuned for updates on this urgent story as it develops.
