Armata secretă a lui Kim Jong Un ar putea reveni pe front pentru Rusia

North Korea may send a large contingent of troops to Russia, with estimates suggesting up to 50,000 soldiers could be deployed. Approximately 13,000 North Korean troops have already supported Russia in the Kursk region, with significant casualties reported. Currently, around 8,500 North Korean soldiers are in Russia, organized into brigades but not actively engaged in combat. The cooperation between Russia and North Korea has economic benefits for Pyongyang, with arms sales generating substantial revenue. This military collaboration poses new challenges for NATO countries, particularly as Russia seeks to bolster its forces amid heavy losses.