The Ukrainian Center for Strategic Communications has released a video that allegedly shows soldiers from the DPRK (North Korea) receiving Russian military equipment.
According to the report, the video was shot "no more than 72 hours ago" at a training ground in the village of Sergeyevka in the Primorsky Territory of the Russian Federation.
The two videos, first circulated by pro-Kremlin military bloggers on Telegram and obtained by investigative newspaper Agentstvo, show hundreds of men believed to be North Koreans who have gone to fight in Ukraine.
"There are millions of them," a voice is heard saying in one of the videos, in Russian, which appears to be secretly filmed.
According to some unconfirmed reports, it is said that North Korea has sent about 12,000 soldiers to Russia, who may then be transferred to fight on the war front in Ukraine.
The videos emerged online as NATO chief Mark Rutte told reporters on Friday that he could not "confirm reports that the North Koreans are now actively engaged as soldiers in the war".
The alarm was given days ago by North Korea.
❗️BREAKING: The Ukrainian Center for Strategic Communications has published a video allegedly showing soldiers from the DPRK receiving equipment.
— NEXTA (@nexta_tv) October 18, 2024
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