New information on the process of treating Russian soldiers has been revealed by Pyongyang’s Russian ambassador Alexander Macegola. In an interview with the government newspaper Rossijskaja Gazieta, the diplomat said “hundreds of Russian soldiers injured in Ukraine undergoing rehabilitation at a North Korean hospital.”
Macegora said, “Everything is completely free.” “Treatment, care, food,” he said.
Russia wanted to pay North Korea back. “They were honestly offended.”
The Russian ambassador also said Moscow proposed to Pyongyang to reward “at least some of the costs.” However, he made it clear that the initiative did not meet a positive reception.
“They honestly offended me and asked me not to do it again,” he explained the response of North Korean authorities.
In an interview, the ambassador also revealed that North Korea temporarily robbed the orphanage after the Russian troops who died in Ukraine. In the summer of 2024, young people were to participate in the International Songdong Camp. Vladimir Putin was to personally thank Kim Jong Yun for these actions.
Russia and North Korea have recently strengthened their military cooperation. And Kim Jong Una’s soldiers were directly involved in the Moscow harassment battle in Ukraine.
North Korean soldiers help Russia. I retreated from the front
Western institutions reported that more than 10,000 North Korean fighters have been redirected to fight for Russia’s Kruski region, where Ukrainians occupy part of their territory. However, in recent weeks, the troops had been forced to withdraw from the front line due to serious losses.
According to the Times discoveries, the high losses of North Korean forces were caused by Moscow’s strategy. According to the newspaper, North Korean soldiers used outdated combat tactics and at the same time were unable to rely on the support of Russian artillery.
As notified South Korean intelligence agency in early February, North Korean soldiers disappeared from the frontlines of the Kruski region in mid-January.
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