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Russian invasion of Ukraine: South Korea considers sending team of military to Ukraine to monitor North Korean troops

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Russian invasion of Ukraine: South Korea considers sending team of military to Ukraine to monitor North Korean troops

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Ukraine updates: South Korea mulls sending team to Ukraine – DW – 10/30/2024

South Korea is considering dispatching a team of military monitors to Ukraine following reports of North Korean troop deployments to Russia. Meanwhile, Moscow claims to have captured another village in eastern Ukraine.

According to estimates, more than 10,000 North Korean soldiers have been sent to Russia.

Putin’s top security aide Sergei Shoigu visited North Korea last week and North Korean Foreign Minister Choe Son Hui is visiting Moscow this week.

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Or maybe a proxy war of democracies against dictatorships.
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  WWIII here we go
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    At least this time it isn’t an Austrian with massive German support at fault for the War.

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