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This article critically examines reports of North Korean involvement in the Russia-Ukraine war, focusing on the presence of soldiers, workers, and munitions in the Donbas region. The author argues that while the dispatch of North Korean soldiers is unlikely, the presence of workers and munitions is more plausible. The article discusses the challenges faced by Russia in its war effort and the potential for alliances with North Korea. It also highlights the lack of a treaty between Russia and North Korea for the dispatch of soldiers. The article provides a nuanced analysis of the reports and their feasibility. Additionally, it discusses the potential involvement of North Korea in the reconstruction of the Donbas region, including the deployment of construction workers and the sale of munitions to Russia. The article mentions the risks and potential consequences of these actions, including international backlash and tensions with China. It also briefly mentions South Korea's involvement in arming Poland, which indirectly affects the supply of weapons to Ukraine. [Extracted from the article] |
