Terrifying 9-word message Ukraine is air-dropping onto Putin's North Korean soldiers
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Ukraine is air-dropping leaflets onto North Korean soldiers urging them to surrender rather than die fighting for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin. The leaflets - dropped from drones onto North Korean positions - read: “Don’t die senselessly! Surrender is the way to survive.” It comes as Kyiv claims almost 4,000 troops out of 11,00 sent to the war have been killed or maimed. Many North Koreans have been treated in Russian hospitals.
The leaflets highlight the threat they face from Ukrainian military FPV drones, which are believed to have killed hundreds of Kim Jong-un’s fighters already. There are so far no known cases of Kim’s fighters voluntarily crossing no man’s land to surrender, but reports say that wounded North Korean soldiers are often shot dead by their own side rather than allowed to fall into Ukrainian hands.
The terror of drones felt by the North Koreans was shown this week with a video highlighting them throwing Russian pensioners out of their homes in Kursk region, so Kim’s fighters could take cover. Some were even seen hiding rather than fighting. Telegram channel InformNapalm reported: “North Korean soldiers drove local residents (Russians) out of their houses to hide [there].
“Local elderly people were left in the cold, and their homes became shelters for North Korean soldiers.”. Separately, a new extract has been released of a North Korean soldier who died in the war fighting for Putin - Private Gyong Hong Jong - also named Private Jeong Kyung-hong. He revealed that he had been caught stealing from a Russian serviceman.
