Kim sends 3000 more soldiers to help Russia

BY CHRIS HUGHES

The troops have arrived in Russia to train for the front line, despite Kyiv and Moscow almost settling on a maritime peace deal.
South Korean intelligence warns that Kim could send Russia even more soldiers.
Approximately 11,000 North Korean troops were sent to help Putin months ago, although they have been poorly equipped and trained. South Korean joint chiefs assessed that around 4000 of them have been killed or injured.
According to Seoul, North Korea has sent Russia a "considerable amount" of short-range ballistic missiles, 170mm self-propelled howitzers and around 220 units of 240mm multiple rocket launchers.
South Korea's National Intelligence Service has attributed the high North Korean casualties to the troops stru...

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