Ukraine says K-Korean troops left the first line after large losses

The Special Forces in Ukraine have been fighting in the Kursk region of Russia in the last three weeks of BBC that they have seen North Korea troops.

A spokesperson said that they were likely to have taken out after suffering great losses.

Last week, Western officials said to fight for Russia from 11,000 troops from North Korea, 1,000 died in three months.

North Korea and Russia did not comment.

On Friday, the Special Force Spokesperson of Ukraine said BBC was only mentioned to BBC’s fighting sites in Kursk region.

The spokesperson did not say how long it was that first line.

And this is not the whole picture, suggests important dead in North Korea.

By itself, New York Times also reported that North Koreans took it out of the first lines.

The newspapers mentioned by the US officials may not be permanent, and the soldiers will return after receiving additional training or create new ways of the Russians.

Reports attributed to South Korean intelligence have said that Northern Koreans are prepared for the realities of modern war, and are particularly weak for Ukrainian drones.

Russian leaders of Vladimir Putin and North Korea Kim Jong We have had bilateral links in recent months by signing a treaty of security and defense.

Pyongyang also spread to Moscow support to large numbers of ammunition and weapons.

Last August, Elite Ukrainian troops launched an offensive lightning in Kurspea, capturing more than 1,000 km from the Russian territory (386 square meters).

Since then, Russian forces have managed to re-put a large part of that region.

Kyiven Surprise was aimed at changing the dynamics of the war.

Initially the operation expected pressure on the first lines of 1,000 km (620 kilometers) in the first lines, especially in the eastern Ukrainian.

Moscow continues its constant – even slow time – east, has kidnapped several settlements in the Donetsk region in recent weeks.

Kyiv wants to maintain the land occupied by Kursk to make Moscow’s ceasefire or peace negotiations.

Russia launched the entire Ukrainian scale invasion in February 2022.