Russia is amassing a massive 50,000-troop force in the Kursk region, a strategic move that could dramatically shift the balance of power in the ongoing war with Ukraine. Despite claims that Moscow is not redeploying forces from the eastern front, Ukrainian officials have confirmed the seriousness of the threat, with General Oleksandr Syrskyi revealing that Ukraine is currently engaging Russian forces in the region. In addition to this escalating military presence, North Korean troops are reportedly being deployed alongside Russian forces, further complicating the situation. As the war intensifies, Ukraine faces unprecedented challenges in defending its sovereignty. In this video, we break down the implications of Russia’s massive buildup in Kursk and what it means for the future of the conflict.
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The conscription of around 10,000 North Korean troops to fight on Ukrainian soil means Putin is under less pressure to replace the approximately 1000 troops Russia is losing on the battlefield daily.
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