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North Korean troops enter Ukraine and fight in Kharkiv: France reiterates “all options on the table” including boots on the ground in Ukraine

North Korean soldiers have crossed the border of Russia into Ukraine and are now fighting in the Kharkiv region. North Korean troops have also been deployed in the Kursk region where they have been targeted with Western-made long-range missiles and took more than 500 casualties. Reports suggest that North Korea has sent or is in the process of sending up to 100,000 soldiers to Russia for deployment against Ukraine.

Widespread reports and online evidence shows that the North Korean soldiers are spending a lot of time online on the internet on their phones having this liberty for the first time in the life. They are regularly visiting pornographic websites and online chat-rooms where they are chatting with Russian teenage girls.

Meanwhile, the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs reiterated its position that “all options are on the table” with regard to Ukraine including sending French troops in Ukraine.  The French Minister of Foreign Affairs Jean-Noël Barrot  also confirmed that Ukraine can use French-made long-range missiles on Russian territory.

Russia has fired an intermediate-range ballistic missile on Ukraine as a response to Ukraine’s use of Western-made long-range missiles on Russian soil. The attack which killed several civilians did not hit any meaningful military target. Throughout its war on Ukraine, as it struggled with weapons stockpiles, Russia has reportedly removed nuclear warheads from old intercontinental ballistic missiles and fired them at Ukraine.

 

 


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3 responses to “North Korean troops enter Ukraine and fight in Kharkiv: France reiterates “all options on the table” including boots on the ground in Ukraine”

  1. […] of Russian troops available for the front in Donbas. Russia counteracted this strategy by importing North Korean soldiers who fought in Kursk and also in Ukraine. President Donald Trump threw a lifeline at the Russian Army as soon as their frontlines in […]

  2. […] that Chinese troops have been discovered to have been fighting in Ukraine. Tens of thousands of North Korean soldiers joined the Russians in their fight in Kursk and some of them also crossed into […]

  3. […] Footage uploaded to Russian social media shows a recent contingent of North Korean troops at a Russian military site, although the location of the footage has not been confirmed. North Korean troops have been pouring into Russia since 2024 and took part in the recapture of Kursk from Ukrainian forces. North Korean troops have also been found fighting in various parts of the Ukrainian front line. […]

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