North Korean Casualties Mount in Ukraine: 600 Soldiers Killed Supporting Russian Forces
South Korean intelligence reveals significant North Korean military losses in Ukraine's Kursk region, with 600 soldiers killed and 4,700 wounded while fighting alongside Russian forces. The deployment highlights growing military cooperation between North Korea and Russia, including exchanges of advanced military technology and equipment.
North Korea Officially Confirms Military Deployment to Support Russian Forces in Ukraine
North Korea has publicly acknowledged sending troops to fight alongside Russian forces against Ukraine, following direct orders from Kim Jong-un under a mutual defense treaty. The unprecedented admission comes after Russia's successful recapture of the Kursk region, where North Korean soldiers were praised for their combat performance.
North Korean Forces Withdrawn from Ukraine Front Lines after Heavy Losses
North Korean troops deployed alongside Russian forces in Ukraine have been pulled back from combat zones after suffering significant casualties. The withdrawal comes just months after a Putin-Kim agreement, highlighting challenges in Russian-North Korean military cooperation.
Captured North Korean Soldiers in Ukraine Show Unwavering Loyalty Despite Capture
South Korean intelligence reveals that North Korean soldiers captured in Ukraine maintain ideological loyalty, refusing to defect despite captivity. Reports indicate troops were instructed to choose death over capture, with an estimated 11,000-12,000 North Korean forces deployed to support Russia.
North Korean Troops Face Heavy Casualties in Ukraine as Russia's 'Cannon Fodder'
Over 1,100 North Korean soldiers have been killed or injured while fighting alongside Russian forces in Ukraine, according to South Korean intelligence. The casualties highlight how North Korean troops are being used as expendable forces in high-risk operations, despite their lack of combat experience and modern warfare capabilities.
Putin Announces Plans to Deploy Advanced Ballistic Missiles in Belarus by 2025
Russia's President Vladimir Putin revealed intentions to station new Oreshnik missile systems in Belarus, following a request from Belarusian leader Lukashenko. The planned deployment, set for late 2025, would expand Russia's military presence while giving Belarus targeting authority.
Russia Launches Experimental Intermediate-Range Missile at Ukraine, Pentagon Confirms
U.S. military officials reveal Russia deployed a rare RS-26 Rubezh-based missile system against Dnipro, featuring MIRV technology typically reserved for nuclear weapons. The strategic escalation prompted warnings from Putin about potential retaliation against countries supporting Ukraine.
Russia's Academic and Industrial Complex Fuels Putin's Secret Drone Program
Leaked documents reveal Russia's extensive mobilization of universities and private firms to rapidly expand its military drone capabilities under Kremlin oversight. The coordinated effort aims to produce thousands of UAVs annually for deployment in Ukraine, reducing dependence on foreign imports despite Western sanctions.
Putin's Controversial Law: Immunity for Criminals Who Join Russian Army
Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a law granting immunity to criminal defendants who enlist in the armed forces. This controversial move aims to bolster military ranks by an estimated 20,000 men, raising concerns about justice system integrity and military discipline.