North Korean soldiers sent in ‘suicidal attacks’ to soften up Ukraine troops for Putin’s final push in Kursk
North Korea sent in ‘suicidal attacks’ to soften up Ukraine troops
- North Korean soldiers, employed by Russia, launched "suicidal," human-wave attacks against Ukrainian troops in the Kursk region.
- These attacks aimed to overwhelm Ukrainian defences, resulting in significant North Korean casualties.
- Russia's offensive in Kursk involved advanced tactics, including long-range, fibre-optic-controlled drones resistant to electronic warfare.
- Following a dispute between Trump and Zelensky in the Oval Office, Ukraine lost access to US intelligence, impacting their defence against the Russian advance.
- Despite heavy losses and being forced to retreat, Ukrainian forces inflicted substantial casualties on Russian troops and equipment using drones and artillery.
