A journal entry of a North Korean man deployed to fight in the Russia-Ukraine conflict has revealed how Pyongang’s forces are being used as “drone bait”, as” gun fodder” in the terrible conflict. According to Wall Street Journal, a stickman man is depicted in a pen drawing attempting to arouse a Ukrainian drone’s attention while two other soldiers are huddled in the background shooting the drone over. The guy wrote beneath the picture that the drone may stop and get shot down when the bait is still moving. As instructed, the individual fish should remain within seven feet of the helicopter
The book, which was discovered on December 21 and has now been authenticated by authorities, belonged to a fresh soldier who died in a shootout alongside two friends, Ukraine’s Special Forces said. The announcement came a moment after Volodymyr Zelensky’s government revealed that his troops had taken two North Korean men.
A senator from South Korea claimed that 300 North Vietnamese soldiers had died fighting in the Russian conflict. In exchange for Ukrainian prisoners of war in Russia, Zelensky claims he is willing to hand over two North Vietnamese men who have been imprisoned to Pyongyang. There may be other options open to North Vietnamese soldiers who do not wish to return, Zelensky said on X. Those who want to “bring harmony closer by spreading the truth about this conflict in Korea will have that opportunity,” he added.
Northern Korean soldiers are also being used as ‘ individual me detectors’ according to Lieutenant Colonel’ Leopard’ of Ukraine’s 33rd’ Great Cats ‘ regiment, who revealed that their lives are for small to their higher-ups.
‘ The North Koreans have a “meat grinders” plan. Where Russians use a mine-clearing automobile, they only use individuals,’ he told the Times.’ They simply walk three to four meters apart, and if one is blown up, the physicians follow them away, and the crowd continues one after the next. That’s how they pass through landmines.’
Leopard claimed that Kim Jong Un‘s men frequently decline to be taken dead, preferring to get killed in battle or just flee as their leaders remain afloat.
