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Escalation in Ukraine: North Korean Troops Deployed by Russia

Ukrainian President Zelensky warns of North Korean troop deployment in Ukraine, signaling a significant escalation in the ongoing conflict.

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Updated: Oct 25th, 2024, 1:21 PM ET

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Ukrainian President Zelensky asserts that North Korean troops could be deployed in Ukraine by Russia as early as October 27-28, further escalating the conflict. South Korea and U.S. officials express concerns over this development. Intelligence indicates about 12,000 North Korean soldiers in Russia, with initial deployments possibly including 500 officers. This unprecedented military collaboration raises alarms for geopolitical tensions and international law violations. Both Ukraine and South Korea condemn the troop movement, emphasizing the need for collective action against this escalation, which could draw the involvement of multiple nations in the ongoing war.

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