North Korea Sends Troops to Support Russia in Ukraine
North Korea Sends Troops to Support Russia in Ukraine

North Korea Sends Troops to Support Russia in Ukraine

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As the Ukraine war escalates, Russia has reportedly begun mobilizing North Korean troops to reinforce its military efforts, signaling desperation amid mounting losses. U.S. officials, including National Security Council spokesman Sean Savett, stated that if true, North Korea's involvement would reflect Russia's weakened position rather than strength. Concurrently, Russia has conducted readiness drills with its Yars intercontinental ballistic missiles, emphasizing its nuclear capabilities to deter Western support for Ukraine. President Putin has made clear his reliance on Russia's extensive nuclear arsenal, which includes approximately 5,580 warheads, to counter NATO's conventional military advantages. The situation remains tense, with NATO affirming its resolve against perceived Russian threats while Ukraine prepares for intensified combat. Overall, the alignment between Russia and North Korea introduces a worrying dynamic in the ongoing conflict.

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