Ukraine Shows Capture of North Korean Soldier

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North Korean troops, largely special ops forces, have suffered high casualties in bloody assaults not unlike other units, including prison units.
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Ukraine Shows Capture of North Korean Soldier as Kim Pulls Troops
A Ukrainian news outlet has published a video showing the capture of a North Korean soldier, as South Korea's spy agency said Kim Jong Un has pulled troops from Russia's Kursk region. Newsweek has contacted the Russia's Foreign Ministry for comment.
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The commander described the North Korean troops as "cannon fodder" and said their behavior in combat was erratic.
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One Ukrainian special forces soldier shares details of how his team captured the North Korean, giving an insight into the North Korean mindset.
'They die within first minutes of assaults': How Ukrainian military captures North Koreans and what prisoners say
Ukraine`s Special Operations Forces fighters who captured the North Koreans share their story with RBC-Ukraine. Ukrainian soldiers explain how they managed to capture the DPRK military and what the Koreans say about Russia's war against Ukraine.
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North Korean troops deployed to the Kursk region don’t seem to have been engaged in combat since mid-January, South Korea’s spy agency said.
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