North Koreans Find Fighting Ukraine is Worse Than Kim's Labor Camps

Russia's call for reinforcements in the Ukraine war has led to an unexpected alliance with North Korea. With 10,000 North Korean troops deployed to Kursk, the implications are massive. Yet, these soldiers face grim odds, with minimal training, outdated equipment, and harsh treatment. Could this desperate measure change the war's trajectory, or are these troops doomed to fail? Dive into the full analysis and uncover the harsh realities they face.

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[andybeans]

It's difficult to gain "experience in modern tactics" if nobody comes back

[Trevor_Austin]

I don’t think these troops will ever get home. They have seen forbidden things that do not exist in North Korea and must never be discussed.

[bobruda]

NK will never let the surviving soldiers back. They have seen too much about how other countries live. Stalin never let his soldiers back in if they went into Poland or Germany while fighting after WWII because they had seen too much.

[aighti]

It’s about their families I guess. “Fight for Russia, or your whole family will go to the camps”

[pc]

Russia does not need help. They simply need to stop their unwarranted attack.

[jtfdan]

Ukraine offers free Choco Pies to north koreans who surrender!....putin just lost his soldiers of fortune!

[Szchmekelo]

Did I forget to mention that the North Korean soldiers in Russia were given access to the internet, are are now addicted to "Adult Internet Websites" that rhyme with 'corn'.

[Coxmaul]

Russians: "For mother Russia!"

NKs: "For step mom Russia"

[terroreichofficial]

If Russia can send in North Koreans then the rest of the world can send in soldiers as well, thats only fair

[arcticdarpa]

I see on Flightradar24 that Chinese passenger planes are flying freely all over Europe. Could it be that some of these planes have surveillance equipment installed to inform the Russians about military and infrastructure targets? Just a thought that occurred to me.

[veritatisamica]

I don't believe those soldiers are coming back to North Korea. They have already seen too much.

[mpmpm]

"North Koreans Find Fighting Ukraine is Worse Than Kim's Labor Camps": I resent that title. It is utterly untrue, for those (many) cases in which the North Koreans were tortured. Being killed in the field is heaven compared with torture.

[Terrakinetic]

It feels like drone-use represents a WW1-esque change in the paradigm of war.

[unitoolzee]

Who could have guessed that NK soldiers are worthless when they meet the real world? What a shock. 😂

[ololhxx]

_"will be"_ sitting ducks? They **ARE** sitting ducks - just watch all of the combat footage

[jtfdan]

I'm putting extra butter on my popcorn, because russians cant afford to!

[jeffreyhansen]

They all look skinny. Probably eating better than they have for years.

[skyguyxninja]

Im wondering when Nato or China go against Russia

[jimtalbott]

6:48 - 7 years military service, the biggest military in the world, a MASSIVE share of their GDP……and we see their “elite” units not even knowing what a drone is in many recent instances, in Ukraine.

The Ukrainians have created leaflets for the North Korean soldiers, in fact. They show a happy North Korean soldier, walking in the bright glow of South Korean flags - a caption reads: “Surrender today and welcome tomorrow in
South Korea!” in Korean.