Ukrainian president says Pyongyang will gain war experience and receive military aid from Moscow
Zelensky warns North Korea could send 50,000 troops to Russia
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has warned that North Korea could send up to 50,000 troops to support Russia's war effort against Ukraine, according to his latest statements. He said it is now an established fact that North Korea will continue to gain experience in modern warfare, obtain licenses from Russia, and receive various military tools from it.
Earlier reports indicated that North Korea had already sent troops and munitions to assist Russia. The warning comes amid ongoing international concerns about deepening military cooperation between Pyongyang and Moscow.
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North Korea previously sent troops and munitions to support Russia’s war effort against Ukraine
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It is absolutely clear that North Korea will continue to gain experience in the modern war, obtaining licences from Russia and receiving from it all kinds of military instruments.
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North Korea previously sent troops and munitions to support Russia’s war effort against Ukraine
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