Putin’s cannon fodder North Koreans RETREATING from Ukraine frontline after nearly half taken out & top commander killed

Putin’s cannon fodder North Koreans RETREATING from Ukraine frontline after nearly half taken out & top commander killed

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Putin’s cannon fodder North Koreans RETREATING from Ukraine frontline after nearly half taken out & top commander killed
Author: Nick Parker
Published: Jan, 27 2025 13:21

NORTH Korean troops fighting for Vladimir Putin have retreated from the frontline after nearly half of them were wiped out, a Ukrainian claims. The withdrawal comes as Kyiv eliminated one of Pyongyang's top commanders and managed to capture his body. He appears to be the most senior killed out of Kim Jong-un's 4,000 troops left injured or dead in the fighting, Volodymyr Zelensky claims.

 [Man lying on the ground with his mouth covered.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Man lying on the ground with his mouth covered.]

Pyongyang has shipped 11,000 troops to Russia as Putin desperately tries to recapture Ukrainian-controlled Kursk. Ukrainian special forces commander Puls told Sky News the North Koreans had fled from the fighting but would be "back soon" to the frontline.

 [Aerial view of a snowy battlefield with numerous casualties.]
Image Credit: The Sun [Aerial view of a snowy battlefield with numerous casualties.]

Puls said the soldiers pulled back a fortnight ago to regroup, tend to wounded, or wait for reinforcements. He said: "The Russians are standing, working everywhere along the frontline, but no Koreans. "They're still present, training or waiting for reinforcements. Something is happening, they'll be back soon.".

 [A body bag in a wooded area.]
Image Credit: The Sun [A body bag in a wooded area.]

Ukrainian troops also revealed North Korean soldiers have blown themselves up with grenades rather than risk capture. One is even thought to have shouted "For General Kim Jong-un" before taking his own life. North Korean soldiers attack in WW2-style groups of between 20 to 60 - making themselves easy targets for Ukrainian drones and artillery.

 [A pink military ID card.]
Image Credit: The Sun [A pink military ID card.]

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