Zelenskyy on DPRK military participation in the war: We must do everything to make this step to expand the war a loser

Zelenskyy on DPRK military participation in the war: We must do everything to make this step to expand the war a loser

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The President of Ukraine announced the need to counteract the appearance of North Korean troops in Russia. The first military clashes between the Ukrainian Armed Forces and DPRK soldiers have already taken place in the Kursk region.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that opposition to the appearance of soldiers from North Korea in Russia should be strong enough, because the first battles with North Korean soldiers open a new page of instability in the world. The President emphasized that everything must be done to make this step to expand the war a loser, UNN reports.

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"I want to thank everyone in the world who has responded to the appearance of North Korean soldiers in Russia. And who has reacted not only with words, but is also preparing appropriate actions to support our defense here in Ukraine. Terror, unfortunately, can spread like a virus when it does not meet sufficient counteraction. Now the counteraction must be sufficient. Strong enough. The first battles with North Korean soldiers open a new page of instability in the world. Together with the world, we must do everything we can to make sure that this Russian step to expand the war, to escalate it, is a losing one. Both for him and for North Korea," Zelensky said.

Recall

Today, media outlets reportedthat the Ukrainian Armed Forces had their first military clashes with DPRK troops in the Kursk region.

Ukraine's Defense Minister Rustem Umerov confirmedthat the first clashes between the Ukrainian Armed Forces and North Korean soldiers in Russia's Kursk region have already taken place, but so far they have been "small-scale.

Yesterday, on November 4, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy said in his evening address that 11 thousand DPRK troops had already arrived in the Kursk region of Russia, and our partners had not yet responded.

The Main Intelligence Directorate reportedthat Russia had moved more than 7,000 DPRK soldiers closer to the border with Ukraine, arming them with "infantry-style" mortars, assault rifles, machine guns, and other weapons.