North Korean soldier’s haunting final diary entries before dying in Putin’s meat-grinder
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A North Korean soldier sent to die in the frozen wastes of Kursk has revealed his sworn allegiance to Kim Jong Un from beyond the grave. The diary showing signs of brainwashing are among possessions retrieved from the bodies of troops sent 7,000 miles from their homeland to shore up Vladimir Putin’s attempt to claw back ground in southern Russia.
Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces (SOF) confirmed to the Metro that they have engaged the reinforcements but are more concerned about ‘who stands beside us’ and the provision of high-tech kit from Western nations. The notebook kept by special forces soldier Gyong Hong Jong, whose documentation suggests he is 27, is among possessions retrieved from the bodies of North Korean soldiers by Kyiv’s own elite forces.
One handwritten entry reads: ‘The most important of these (fronts) is the anti-imperialist and class struggle front, and the most crucial task is combat readiness. ‘I emphasize again — the most critical, vital task for our armed forces is readiness for war.
‘”All efforts – to complete war preparations!” This is what the revolution demands, what the current circumstances require. ‘This is the combat slogan that must be raised high on the banner of our armed forces at all levels…’. The repetition of Communist-style propaganda, which carries no mention of Putin’s pretexts for the all-out invasion, shows that Jong was pre-conditioned to die while following orders without question.
The notes continue: ‘Not to be a battalion that makes commitments only in words, but a battalion that knows how to act and fight immediately upon receiving orders — to prepare universal battalions capable of flawlessly completing any mission, even at the cost of death….
