A Pentagon spokesperson said that any military personnel North Korea sent to Ukraine to aid Russian forces would just be "cannon fodder."
  • North Korean soldiers sent to aid Russia in Ukraine would be “cannon fodder,” the Pentagon said.
  • The two nations signed a new security pact, and some Korean units look set to go to Ukraine.
  • Russia is known for treating its soldiers as highly disposable and has suffered high death tolls.
  • @AuxEnglish
    1•6 months ago

    They will also have a chance to defect and then finally have a life somewhere in Europe. Or maybe even migrate to South Korea later on.

    • @macrocephalicEnglish
      1•6 months ago

      NK will imprison their family if they defect, that’s the main thing keeping people in NK I believe.

      • @AuxEnglish
        1•6 months ago

        The main thing keeping people inside is that they cannot leave NK anymore. NK government did a complete border lockdown during the pandemic and they managed to sign a deal with China and Russia that every defector will be caught and brought back to NK. The only way out now is through the sea and that’s a death sentence.