Posted on 10/16/2024 3:48:13 AM PDT by marcusmaximus
Some 18 North Korean soldiers are believed to have deserted the Russian frontline, with Kremlin fighters reportedly searching for them.
The troops were deployed in Russia's Kursk and Bryansk oblasts, about four miles from the border with Ukraine, when they deserted, the public broadcasting company of Ukraine, Suspilne, reported.
Intelligence officials cited by the broadcaster said the Russian military is searching for the North Korean soldiers, while commanders are trying to conceal the desertion from their higher-ups.
It comes after reports that Moscow was planning to assemble a battalion of troops sent over by Kim Jong Un to help push Ukraine's forces out of Kursk.
Ukrainian outlet LIGA reported on Tuesday that the soldiers would be involved in combat missions in the country's Southwestern regions, where Russia is still battling Ukraine's incursion.
North Korean soldiers were set to form a "special Buryat battalion," named after the Mongolic ethnic group indigenous to the region spanning Siberia as well as northern Mongolia and China, sources quoted by LIGA said.
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from newsweak. Fake news.
Russian are not using Nork conscripts.
Unless they salted in a few merc specialists
Nork cannon fodder in Kursk just in time for the cold, rain and snow.
Russia’s taken back half of what the Ukranians took in Russia.
Plus close to 30 percent of Ukraine.
And the average Ukrainian soldier’s age is getting close to 50..or is it already 54ish?
Anyway, what will be will be.
Nork Buryat Battalion stronk! Liberate Kursk for Mao!
gone to Mexico...
They may like pina coladas
The Ukraine girls really knock me out,
They leave the rest behind...
Yep, first time exposure for them. Everyone knows that they don't have cold, rain or snow in norkland.
I dunno, sounds like the Korean version of Hessians. The Count (fatboy) gets paid, the troops get fed, the North Korean Army gets valuable combat experience facing Western weapons. At lot of Hessians settled in Pennsylvania, preferring American freedom and opportunities to the old world.
I pretty much called this.
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[”...the region spanning Siberia as well as northern Mongolia and China,...”]
I predicted this. The North Korean soldiers are not stupid. This is their only chance to get away to freedom....................
ZEEPER FOLLIES PINGLIST!(((PING!)))
The only possible outcome of any North Korean troops in Ukraine is More dead Ukrainians, and Fewer Russian casualties.
Just one NooseWeak propaganda piece closer to The Last Ukrainian Alive.
Take all the time you want.
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Prep Time: 15 mins
Cook Time: 15 mins
Total Time: 30 mins
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So where are the Buryats from?
Yummy!! 😋
I wondered from the beginning if NK troops wouldn’t stick around. They will quickly defect to a country pr-arranged to accept them. I saw such happen with the large defection of Cuban athletes at the Pan American Games in Cali, Columbia in 1971. The CIA did a great job of whisking them away to a assembly point in Central America.
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