North Korea's Troop Deployment to Russia Escalates Ukraine Conflict
The deployment marks a significant expansion of North Korea's involvement, raising global security concerns and potential impacts in both Europe and Asia.
- U.S. and South Korean intelligence estimate that between 10,000 and 12,000 North Korean soldiers have been sent to Russia, with some already near the Ukrainian border in Kursk.
- The deployment follows a mutual defense pact signed between Russia and North Korea in June, which has sparked international criticism and concern.
- The presence of North Korean troops in Russia is seen as a major escalation and a breach of U.N. Security Council resolutions, according to NATO officials.
- Ukraine's military faces significant challenges in Donetsk, with reports of Russian forces advancing and capturing territory in recent weeks.
- The situation has prompted discussions among NATO allies and the U.S. about potential military responses and increased support for Ukraine.











































































































