There is a buzz in the papers: North Korea is escalating the conflict, its soldiers are helping the Russians out of a jam so that they don't lose the war in Ukraine.
It's amusing that for months, there has been a complete lack of evidence—no captured North Koreans, no bodies taken by the Ukrainians, not even a single photo or video, despite satellites and drones constantly monitoring the battlefield. Yet, the narrative persists, with discussions and writings about North Korean soldiers in Kursk happening non-stop as if they were actually present. WITHOUT A DOUBT, IT'S THE LEADING CONSPIRACY THEORY OF 2024!
A recent BBC report states: “Despite weeks of reports suggesting that as many as 10.000 North Korean troops have been sent to Kursk to join the Russian counteroffensive the soldiers we have been in contact with have yet to encounter them." BBC quotes one soldier: “I have not seen or heard anything about Koreans alive or dead,” and the sarcastic comment of another Ukrainian soldier: “It is very difficult to find a Korean in the dark Kursk forest especially if he is not there.”
France 24 recently reviewed all the photos and videos allegedly showing North Korean soldiers in Russia. They thought they had seen some North Korean soldiers on footage in the Far East. All pictures and videos allegedly showing North Korean soldiers in Kursk did not show North Korean soldiers or were faked, according to France24.
It's amusing that for months, there has been a complete lack of evidence—no captured North Koreans, no bodies taken by the Ukrainians, not even a single photo or video, despite satellites and drones constantly monitoring the battlefield. Yet, the narrative persists, with discussions and writings about North Korean soldiers in Kursk happening non-stop as if they were actually present. WITHOUT A DOUBT, IT'S THE LEADING CONSPIRACY THEORY OF 2024!
A recent BBC report states: “Despite weeks of reports suggesting that as many as 10.000 North Korean troops have been sent to Kursk to join the Russian counteroffensive the soldiers we have been in contact with have yet to encounter them." BBC quotes one soldier: “I have not seen or heard anything about Koreans alive or dead,” and the sarcastic comment of another Ukrainian soldier: “It is very difficult to find a Korean in the dark Kursk forest especially if he is not there.”
France 24 recently reviewed all the photos and videos allegedly showing North Korean soldiers in Russia. They thought they had seen some North Korean soldiers on footage in the Far East. All pictures and videos allegedly showing North Korean soldiers in Kursk did not show North Korean soldiers or were faked, according to France24.