
"Putin would say he won": Trump says he'll keep supporting Ukraine
South Korean intelligence reported this, according to Yonhap.
The National Intelligence Service confirmed a report by the New York Times stating that North Korean soldiers were withdrawn from the front line in mid-January due to significant losses.
“Since mid-January, there have been no signs showing North Korean troops deployed to the Russian Kursk region engaging in battle,” the intelligence agency stated.
According to estimates, North Korea has sent about 11,000 troops to support Russia in its war against Ukraine. Intelligence believes that 300 of them have been killed, while approximately 2,700 have been wounded.