Selenskyj reveals: North Korean soldiers caught in Kyiv!

Selenskyj reveals: North Korean soldiers caught in Kyiv!

Kursk, Russland - Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj expects other North Korean prisoners of war in the Kursk region. In a message on the platform X, Selenskyj emphasized that the Russian army was dependent on Military Aid in North Korea and at the same time criticized Kremlin chief Vladimir Putin, who has tried to rewrite history in the past three years. Selenskyj also published a video of two injured, alleged North Korean prisoners who are interviewed.

Kiev is ready to hand over the prisoners to Kim Jong Un, provided that he organizes the release of Ukrainian prisoners of war from Russia. There are also options for the North Korean soldiers if they do not want to return. According to Duman's Ukrainian information, North Korea has sent around 12,000 soldiers who are fighting in the Kursk region. These North Korean soldiers have been equipped with Russian uniforms and weapons and have so far suffered high losses, such as ZDF

Details on the captured soldiers

Selenskyj informed that the two captured North Korean soldiers were injured in the Russian Oblast in Kursk and are brought to Kiev. In a video address on the platform X, he mentioned that the captured medical help received and the press has access to them. The soldiers communicate with the Ukrainian domestic secret service SBU, whereby no further details were published. According to a representative of the US government, North Korean units in the Kursk region have suffered high losses.

The capture of North Korean soldiers marks a historical moment, since this is the first official message that North Korean soldiers have been in Ukrainian captivity. Previously, North Korean soldiers had been captured, but they were seriously injured and died shortly afterwards. It is estimated that North Korea sent around 12,000 soldiers to Russia who entered war in October. Many North Korean soldiers have fallen in the Consk region, and hundreds of deaths and injuries are reported in the US military circles, such as Radio> Hochstift reported.

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