Ukraine Captures Two North Korean Soldiers

Ukraine has captured two North Korean soldiers fighting alongside Russian troops in the Kursk region, according to President Volodymyr Zelensky. The soldiers, who were wounded, have been transported to Kyiv for interrogation by Ukraine's security service, SBU, and have provided testimonies indicating they were misled into believing they were going to Russia for training, not combat. This incident highlights North Korea's involvement in the ongoing conflict, as Ukraine claims it has 'indisputable evidence' of DPRK's participation. Zelensky emphasized the difficulty of capturing the soldiers alive, revealing that Russian forces often execute wounded comrades to prevent evidence of North Korean involvement. The captured soldiers are receiving medical care and are set to be accessible to journalists, as Zelensky insists the world needs to know the truth about the situation. This development comes amidst Ukraine's efforts to retain territory gained during a recent incursion into Russian-held land.