North Korean soldier's stolen goods confession sparks debate
A photo of a handwritten letter from a North Korean soldier who joined the Russian side against Ukraine has surfaced online. The letter details an action the soldier took while on the front line.
In late October and early November, reports surfaced about North Korean soldiers being present on the front line in Ukraine. In this manner, Kim Jong-Un's regime directly supported Vladimir Putin's aggression. It's estimated that about 10,000 Korean soldiers are involved in the military operations.
The intention was for Kim's soldiers to assist the Russians in expelling Ukrainians from the Kursk region. However, experts noted that the Koreans lack significant combat capability and experience. Yet, in light of Ukraine's worsening situation and a wave of desertions, even such reinforcements are considered significant.
Letter from a North Korean soldier revealed, writes about theft
Occasionally, new reports on North Korean soldiers emerge. A letter from one has recently appeared online. The soldier candidly wrote about his actions.
The Supreme Commander Kim ordered us never to disgrace the honor of our homeland, emphasizing the strength and courage of special forces. While working in the barracks, thinking no one was watching me, I took items belonging to a Russian and hid them in my pocket, the Korean wrote.
The soldier admitted to violating standards by stealing property from another nation. He expressed concern that such behavior could have serious repercussions for his comrades.
I will never trade in things belonging to other people again. I will be heroically engaged on the front line and in the fight against the enemy, the author of the letter added.
Finally, it's revealed who wrote the letter: Gyeong Hong Jong was killed in the Kursk region.
