A delegation of senior North Korean military personnel left for Moscow on Monday, suggesting that Pyongyang is preparing to send more troops in the coming weeks to help Russia against Ukraine.
After visiting North Korea last month, Sergei Shigu, the head of Russia’s Security Council and former Defense Minister, told the Russian media that North Korean leader Kim Jong-un had assumed to send 6,000 more military engineers and workers in the Kursk area, underlining the growing military relationship between Musko and Pijongyang.
The National Intelligence Service (NIS) of South Korea has confirmed those data. The detective agency says North Korea has now provided Russia with more than 10 million artillery and missiles, reproducing economic cooperation and military technology in turn.
Inter -intersectionable arrangement
Analysts say that the two sides, given the benefits received from their alliance, is likely to send more soldiers to fight with its Russian counterparts over the long term.
“Both Moscow and Pyongyang are getting what is being found by the agreement,” said Yakov Zinburg, a professor of international relations at the University of Kokshika, Tokyo.
“We know that Russia has killed and injured hundreds of thousands and the government does not want to expand to raise in big cities, such as Moscow and St. Petersburg, going [Russian President Vladimir] Putin’s rule in those cities, “he told DW.
North Korean officials, Mohile, asleep as an opportunity to illuminate the nation.
In the scenes that seem to kill the bee to kill national enthusiasm, Kim’s state-driven media broadcast footage on Monday placed Kim’s North Korean flag in a coffin on a coffin on a ceremony at a ceremony, in a ceremony to return the remains of the soldiers killed in the fight.
While only six coffins appeared in the video clip, the Western Intelligence Report states that 11,000 North Korean soldiers have been killed, around 6,000 have been killed, injured or captured.
In this footage, Kim on Saturday cried during a joint cultural program with Russia in Pyongyang that one year anniversary of signing a bilateral military agreement with Russian leader Vladimir Putin.
North Korean soldiers help Putin’s rule ‘
While Pyongyang has used deployment as a promotional tool, the presence of North Korean soldiers is a boon for both Russian officials and citizens.
The original from St. Petersburg is original, “Most of those who have been drafted so far are from the Remote Republic and have very little resistance, but when I talk to Russian they are afraid of another mobilization.”
“When the government announced that 6,000 more North Korean soldiers will be sent to the front row, they say that they relax because they know,” hey said. “So North Korean really helps Putin’s rule.”
Zinburgh so that the use of North Korean troops is calculated to “spread fear” among Ukraine’s European colleagues, who first hoped that Russia would soon move out of men and mother instead of later, while an atomic-skilled colleague wants. Korea and Japan on their toes.
Ra Jong-Yil, a former diplomat and senior South Korean intelligence officer, agrees why North Korea has agreed to send more soldiers because it is due to the disadvantages that Russians already remain on the front lines.
“It seems that some of these soldiers are to be used as laboratories for rebuilding infrastructure in the occupied area, which are good for some North Korean soldiers, which are often used in the north,” he said.
The RA predicted that North Korea “would continue to send more personnel even after the fight ends, as Russia would still be much less than the laboratories that will be for reconstruction of the area affected by the fight.”
Can Russia help ensure Pyongyang’s existence?
Intelligence assessment indicates that Russia has repaired North Korea with access to fuel, food and advanced military equipment, which is difficult to secure for Pyongyang first as the regime falls under the United Nations and is approved on its nuclear missile program.
Another advantage for Pyongyang is only the reputation of being the key to a global power, for the alliance that North Korea can use very well for its business and safety behavior with China, which is long -standing partner and protector of governance.
“They prefer the situation that Russia’s friend,” Zinburg said.
“And I hope that even after the war ends, they will remain close to Moscow, offer soldiers and laborers, as they know that this can bring the award that helps to advance the governance and ensures that it continues.”
Edited by: Carl Sexton
