UKRAINE and NORTH KOREA Will Be At War Because Of THIS

In this deep-dive video, we explore a shocking new development in the Ukraine war: North Korean troops joining Russia on the battlefield. Amid claims from Ukrainian intelligence that North Korea has sent thousands of soldiers, we’ll examine how this unlikely alliance emerged, and why Pyongyang is sending support for Putin’s faltering forces. Is this an escalation that could reshape the conflict? Join us as we look at the political and military implications of North Korea’s surprising intervention in the Ukraine war.

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[joelmccoy]

Not many of the North Koreans have ever even seen a white man up close, let alone talked to one.

[krisfrederick]

"WE'RE FREE!"

-North Korean soldier

[commandervimes]

What makes me laugh is that Russia is giving training to NK troops but not to Russians

[ace.of.skulls]

I’m gonna guess that a lot of those NK troops are gonna immediately surrender to live a better life than they did at home

[jdsim]

If Russia has to train them, there is nothing to worry about.

[snowscout]

Can you imagine the horrors these people are about to endure. Going from absolute poverty to thrown into the meat grinder. From fighting in a mindset from the Korean war, coming to the 21st century battlefield. Imagine they will not understand night vision, Drone attacks, Laser guided munitions. It's gonna be a bad day.

[AndrewYouTubehandle]

South Korea has told Putin off for its use of North Korean troops saying it may be forced to support Ukraine mire directly because of the presence of North Korean soldiers fighting for Russia.
With South Korea having the 5th largest army in the world it's able to back up what it says.

[StevenKHarrison]

The UN and N. Korea are still technically at war. The Korean war did not end in 1953, there was only a cease fire. No peace treaty was ever signed. I guess you forgot about that part, eh?

[Newdivide]

I bet an NK soldier would use this to defect

[larsf]

About 1500 Russions are lost every day, so 3000 North Koreans will only prolong the war for 2 days.

[ronalddevine]

How downright sad that such a "Superpower" has to turn to a country so much smaller for help. Not really a Superpower, are they?

[marcoeugenio]

North Korea is like Russia they never trained their military forces properly.

[daveanderson]

Supposedly Russia is losing 30000 troops a month. 10000 Koreans won't tip the scales in any meaningful way. A lot is being made out of very little

[openmind]

It is so unfortunate that countries are still fighting wars.

[robertpalumbo]

They might defect .... North Korea might not be able to control soldiers on the front lines

[harrygough]

I think that the Baltic states should start sending their troops and they don’t need permission from NATO to do so, nor does any NATO member’s. Enough is enough and it’s time to help Ukraine with boots on the ground but just in defensive roles and let the Ukrainian military do their incursions into Russia, I think it’s a game changer if it happens!

[billballbuster]

Russian prestige takes another hit with the deployment of North Korean "parade soldiers" who have never fought in a war, not going to look good if they defect lol

[Edevera]

Poor Russia! It couldn't handle Ukraine. It has to ask some help from its pinky brother Kim!

[peteJoseph-xh]

Kim’s head is twice the size of Putin’s, yikes…..

[ChristineHansen-lybz]

Why don’t they put out tons of news on how the North Koreans can have a much better life and live longer if they are willing with this being the exact time to defect from Bing and North Korea?