Vladimir Putin bets on North Korean troops to retake Kursk from Ukraine
Disguised as Buryats and Yakuts, ethnic minorities from Siberia who have made up a disproportionate share of Moscow’s forces, the North Korean troops are part of a 12,000-strong force sent to help Russia retake the Kursk region, partly held by Ukraine since August, according to video footage published by the South Korean intelligence service.
The ICC warrant accuses Putin of illegally deporting hundreds of children from Ukraine. The Kremlin has dismissed the ...
Russian President Putin told BRICS leaders on Thursday that the Middle East was on the brink of a full-scale war after a ...
South Korea vows response to North Korea bolstering Putin’s forces: ‘We won’t sit idle’ - South Korea says the deployment of ...
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Thousands of North Korean men converged on Russia’s Pacific Coast six years ago. President Vladimir V. Putin had decided ...
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President Vladimir V. Putin, hoping to prove he is not the pariah that the West has tried to make him, this week welcomed ...
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