Zelensky Urges West to Respond to North Korea’s Involvement in Kursk Region

We have information about the preparation of two units of North Korean military personnel—potentially two brigades of around 6,000 soldiers each. This is a challenge, but we know how to respond to it. What’s important is that our partners don’t turn a blind eye to it.

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— Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) October 22, 2024

What is the US supposed to do, Jew? They’re already at war with Russia and ready to start a war with the better part of the Middle East.

Do you want them to start a war with North Korea as well?

Reuters:

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy called on allies on Tuesday “not to hide” and to respond to evidence of North Korean involvement in Russia’s war in Ukraine.

He said in his nightly address that Ukraine had information about the preparation of two units – possibly up to 12,000 North Korean troops – to take part in the war alongside Russian forces.

“This is a challenge, but we know how to respond to this challenge. It is important that partners do not hide from this challenge as well,” Zelenskiy said.

The head of Ukraine’s Main Directorate of Intelligence told the U.S. publication “The War Zone” that Kyiv expected North Korean forces to turn up on Wednesday in Russia’s southern Kursk region, where Ukrainian forces launched an incursion in August.

“We are waiting for the first units tomorrow in the Kursk direction, Lieutenant General Kyrylo Budanov told the media outlet. “It is unclear at the moment how many or how they will be equipped. We will see after a couple of days.”

There remains no actual proof that there are Korean forces going to the Ukraine war.

It makes sense, in theory, but there is no proof.

These claims that the South Korean government has made are meaningless.

NATO Chief Mark Rutte warned that sending North Korean troops to Ukraine on Russia’s behalf would signify a major escalation in the conflict https://t.co/OnHfb2U3vX pic.twitter.com/JGnm4sg2kq

— Reuters (@Reuters) October 23, 2024