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In response to reports of more casualties among North Koreans being killed by drone strikes in the Kursk region of Russia, residents are being forced out of their homes to take shelter and conceal themselves from Russian drones, according to a Polish activist group.
North Korean troops fighting alongside Russian troops in Kursk, according to Ukraine, are becoming easy targets for Ukrainian drones because they are unaccustomed to the challenges of drone warfare and are adjusting.
An investigative organization that covers Russia’s war against Ukraine, InformNapalm, announced on its Telegram channel that it had picture as proof of North Koreans expelling Russian citizens from their homes to take refuge from drones in the town of Machnowka.
The 53-second tape features a man wearing a military uniform instructing the old inside a house to have outside while he seeks refuge indoors. According to InformNapalm, the man in the video was a Northern Vietnamese, citing intelligence reports.
The movie was not independently verified by Radio Free Asia.
Individually, Ukraine’s 8th Special Operations Forces Regiment released images of what it said display items of a deceased North Korean man, including a helicopter detection.
The system appears to be a Bulat collection drone detector made by the Russian company 3mx, according to visible evidence.
Russian military installations have been using Bulat set aircraft detection since last year, according to Soviet military blogs. RFA was unable to independently verify the pictures.
The 36th Separate Marine Brigade, known as Wolf, said the unmanned aerial vehicle techniques battalion of Ukraine’s 36th Separate Marine Brigade, a basic strategy known as baiting drones, which they have recently used in their military books.
Because they don’t yet know what drones are, North Vietnamese soldiers are frequently targeted in our way. This works to our benefit. They show no respect for their labor, which is why they use for methods”, said the regiment on Sunday.
North Korean military were” consumed” in strikes in Kursk because they lacked experience with drone battle, according to South Korea’s spy agency in December. Russian troops also complained that the North Koreans were a “burden” because of their “ignorance.”
Up to 12, 000 North Vietnamese soldiers are stationed in Russia in Kursk, Ukraine, and the United States, according to reports, but both Moscow nor Pyongyang have acknowledged their presence.
Ukraine , reported , 3, 800 fatalities among the North Koreans while South Korea estimated at least 1, 100 North Koreans have been killed or wounded.
Russians are providing training for North Vietnamese soldiers in using current drones and weapons, but Ukrainian officials claim that the morale of North Vietnamese soldiers in Russia is low because of isolation and family separation.
Their operating efficiency is further impacted by the price of their deficits and communication issues brought on by the language barrier. According to Ukraine, many men have been denied access to personal devices to stop data spills.
According to John Kirby, a spokesman for the White House National Security Council, some North Vietnamese soldiers were killing themselves in December’s struggling in Russia’s Kursk place as a result of their actions.
According to Kirby, the North Vietnamese government launched a massive but “hopeless” attack on Russian troops in Kursk at the president’s and leadership’s purchases.
