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United States Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin has called reports of North Korea preparing to enter the Ukraine war with troops a “very serious issue.”
Austin said this following his fourth visit to Kyiv, where he announced a US$400 million package of US weapons for Ukraine, reported <a href="https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2024/10/24/reports-of-north-korea-training-in-russia-to-fight-in-ukraine-serious-us">Al Jazeera</a>.
On Wednesday, White House national security spokesman John Kirby revealed that Washington believes at least 3,000 North Korean soldiers arrived by sea this month to Vladivostok, Russia’s largest Pacific port. He said:
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These soldiers then travelled onward to multiple Russian military training sites in eastern Russia, where they are currently undergoing training.
We do not yet know whether these soldiers will enter into combat alongside the Russian military, but this is certainly a highly concerning probability.
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 He added that should they fight against Ukraine, “they’re fair game.”
North Korea is also accused of exporting ballistic missiles and artillery shells, which have already been found detonated on Ukrainian soil.
Kyrylo Budanov, the head of Ukrainian military intelligence, told US outlet The War Zone that 11,000 North Korean infantrymen are training in eastern Russia and are set to be deployed to Ukraine by November 1.
The first batch of 2,600 soldiers is expected to combat a Ukrainian counter-invasion in Kursk, using Russian weapons and ammunition.
On October 18, South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) said it had learned Pyongyang had recently decided to deploy four brigades amounting to 12,000 troops to Ukraine, according to Yonhap News Agency.
That was also the figure given by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in his evening address on Tuesday.
The NIS monitored the first batch of 1,500 troops being ferried to Vladivostok between October 8 and 13, who were reportedly issued fake ID cards to disguise themselves as Russian soldiers.
South Korea has suggested it might actively assist Ukraine with offensive weapons if North Korea joins the war on Russia’s side.
If confirmed, North Korean fighters’ presence would suggest that Russia is struggling with personnel shortages.
Russia has been fighting this war with volunteers and contract servicemen, often from former Soviet republics, and has avoided using regular Russian draftees.
Throughout the past week, Ukraine has estimated more than 1,300 Russian casualties per day, claiming over 600,000 Russian casualties for the entire war.
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The United States is very worried about reports that North Korea might send troops to fight in Ukraine. It is a serious issue. North Korean soldiers have been trained in Russia and might go to Ukraine. South Korea has also heard about North Korea sending troops to Ukraine. If North Korean soldiers join the war, they could be targets for fights. Russia is struggling with not having enough soldiers to fight the war in Ukraine. It is a big problem for both countries.

North Korea's Troops In Ukraine A "Very Serious Issue" - US Defence Secretary

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North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un, has had a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. This meeting has attracted significant attention, with concerns from the West that it could lead to an arms agreement supporting Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. Following initial discussions and a visit to an eastern Russian spaceport, a state dinner in honour of Kim has now commenced.
<h3>China factor</h3>
According to Fyodor Tertitskiy, an expert on North Korean military and politics, China plays a crucial role in restraining a potential arms deal between Moscow and Pyongyang. The expert suggests that Putin seeks access to North Korean ammunition stockpiles to support Russia’s war in Ukraine. The expert highlights that both leaders have their own interests to pursue and face domestic pressures. However, any agreement between Russia and North Korea would be influenced by China, their largest trading partner and political patron. The expert emphasises that the relationship between Russia and North Korea is characterised by deception and rhetoric, with Moscow supporting China’s approach to Pyongyang. 
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<h3>Reports about Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin meeting:</h3>
– Putin hints at assistance: Putin showed a willingness to help North Korea develop its space program during a tour of the Vostochny space launch site. He indicated that Russia came to support North Korea in launching its own satellites and rockets.
– Kim praises Russia: Initial talks focused on economic cooperation, humanitarian issues, and regional situations. Kim praised Russia for defending its sovereignty and security against hegemonic forces, likely referring to the US and the West.
– US arms warning: The US government warned of active arms negotiations between Russia and North Korea, raising concerns about the potential violation of UN sanctions and North Korea’s nuclear-capable ballistic missile program.
– Deepening ties: Former US National Security Adviser John Bolton highlighted the significance of the meeting, extending beyond potential arms deals. He emphasized the importance for North Korea to establish significant contact with Russia since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
– North Korea fires missiles: Prior to the summit, North Korea launched short-range ballistic missiles, possibly as a demonstration of military readiness. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff considered it a provocative act.
– No signing of documents: Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov stated that there are no plans for Putin and Kim to sign documents during their meeting at the Russian Space Centre. The leaders held closed-door talks for over an hour at the Vostochny Cosmodrome in the Far East region. Peskov stated that Russia is open to cooperating with North Korea in sensitive areas, including military interaction.
– Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at a cosmodrome in far eastern Russia. Putin mentioned prospects for military-technical cooperation and bilateral cooperation in space and agriculture.
– Talks between Kim and Putin concluded after approximately four to five hours, with reports of a toast to their friendship and close ties. Kim expressed confidence in the Russian army and people’s ability to triumph against “evil.”
– Sanctions on North Korea: Russia’s position on UN Security Council sanctions against North Korea will not hinder the development of relations between Moscow and Pyongyang. Russia initially supported stringent sanctions against North Korea in 2017 but has since expressed concerns about their humanitarian impact. They advocate for a more balanced approach.
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Kim Jong Un's Meeting With Putin Raises Concerns Of An Arms Agreement Amid Russia-Ukraine War

President Emmerson Mnangagwa has congratulated North Korea, officially the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK) on the occasion of the Asian country’s 74th Anniversary of its founding, reported <a href="https://kcnawatch.org/newstream/1662588620-324683780/respected-comrade-kim-jong-un-receives-greetings-from-zimbabwean-president">KCNA Watch</a>.
Zimbabwe and North Korea have cordial relations that date back to the days of the southern African country’s struggle for independence from colonial rule.
Soon after independence, North Korea sent military instructors to train the Zimbabwe National Army’s (ZNA) crack unit, the 5th Brigade which was established in 1981.
The 5th Brigade was tasked was deployed in the southern parts of Zimbabwe to curb the dissident menace during a period referred to as Gukurahundi.
In a message received by Kim Jong Un, president of the State Affairs of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, on 26 August 2022, Mnangagwa wrote:
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Your Excellency,
On behalf of the Government and people of Zimbabwe, and indeed on my own behalf, I wish to extend to you and through you to the Government and people of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, our warm congratulations on the occasion of your 74th Anniversary of the founding of your great Nation.
As we join you in commemorating this auspicious occasion, I note with satisfaction the cordial relations that exist between our two countries. I reaffirm my commitment to work closely with you to further broaden and deepen these relations for the mutual benefit of our two countries.
May I take this opportunity to wish you personal good health, as well as peace and prosperity for the people of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea.
Please accept, Your Excellency, the assurances of my highest consideration
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