Budanov announced the preparation of 11,000 North Korean soldiers for war against Ukraine
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Budanov announced the preparation of 11,000 North Korean soldiers for war against Ukraine

North Korean soldiers will fight against Ukraine in the ranks of the Russian army
Source:  The War Zone

The head of the Main Directorate of Intelligence of Ukraine, Kyrylo Budanov, warned that about 11,000 North Korean infantrymen are currently preparing for war against Ukraine in the east of Russia.

Points of attention

  • North Korean soldiers will use Russian equipment and ammunition at the front.
  • Most likely, they will first be thrown into the Kursk region, where the offensive of the Defense Forces of Ukraine continues.
  • The authorities of Ukraine are appealing to their allies to support the country in the context of the growing threat from the Russian Federation and North Korea.

North Korean soldiers will fight against Ukraine in the ranks of the Russian army

According to the head of the GUR, the North Korean military should be ready for hostilities from November 1.

In addition, it is noted that they will use Russian equipment and ammunition.

Kyrylo Budanov warned that the Russian authorities will send the first unit of 2,600 soldiers to the Kursk region.

As for further plans for the movement of the rest of the North Korean troops, there is no information yet.

We don't have a complete picture right now, — explained the head of Ukrainian intelligence.

North Korea is increasing its participation in Russia's war against Ukraine

Back on October 8, the South Korean authorities publicly warned that the regime of Kim Jong-un, with a high probability, will send some part of its regular armed forces to Ukraine to fight on the side of the aggressor country of the Russian Federation.

Subsequently, the American Institute for the Study of War stated that several thousand North Korean soldiers are undergoing training in the Russian Federation and may be transferred to Ukraine.

On October 13, the head of state Volodymyr Zelensky officially confirmed that North Korea supplies Russia not only with weapons, but also with personnel for the military forces.

Against this background, he asked the allies to increase their support for Ukraine.

On October 14, in his evening address, Volodymyr Zelensky announced the actual inclusion of North Korea in the war.

On October 16, Zelenskyi added that North Korea also supplies Russia with people who are supposed to work at Russian factories.

According to the Ukrainian leader, dictator Putin plans to involve about 10,000 soldiers from North Korea in the war against Ukraine.

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Putin's position on security guarantees for Ukraine has changed dramatically

What was Dmitriev talking about?
Source:  Fox News

The Russian dictator's representative, Kirill Dmitriev, made a new, loud statement after talks at the White House. According to him, some security guarantees for Ukraine "may be acceptable."

Points of attention

  • The Kremlin's openness to security guarantees for Kyiv contrasts with previous demands for Ukraine's demilitarization and opposition to European peacekeepers.
  • The recent developments underscore a significant departure from Russia's usual positions on Ukraine, posing new challenges and opportunities for diplomatic relations.

What was Dmitriev talking about?

Dmitriev began to cynically lie that Ukraine had attacked Russian energy facilities.

Despite this, he added that negotiations with Donald Trump's representative had a "positive outcome."

According to him, Putin's team is allegedly currently open to security guarantees for Kyiv.

"Some security guarantees in one form or another may be acceptable," Kirill Dmitriev said, but did not explain what they were.

Against this background, he categorically rejected Ukraine's accession to NATO as "absolutely impossible."

American journalists point out that the new statement by Putin's representative is a departure from the Kremlin's usual position.

The Russian dictator previously claimed that peace would only be possible if Ukraine was "demilitarized," while Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said that Moscow was "categorically" opposed to European troops acting as peacekeepers.

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Subsoil Agreement. At what stage are the negotiations between Ukraine and the US?

Sybiga spoke about the progress of negotiations between Ukraine and the United States

According to Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiga, after the completion of the second round of online negotiations, which is already planned, the Ukrainian delegation will travel to the United States for physical negotiations on the subsoil agreement. In addition, it was indicated that another negotiation process will start in parallel.

Points of attention

  • The subsoil agreement is being carefully analyzed to align with Ukraine's European integration plans, highlighting the importance of legal compliance.
  • Efforts are underway to engage in parallel negotiation processes to facilitate a comprehensive and successful agreement between the two countries.

Sybiga spoke about the progress of negotiations between Ukraine and the United States

According to preliminary data, a new round of negotiations on signing the agreement should take place on April 4.

And the next step is the physical arrival of the Ukrainian delegation to Washington to discuss the details.

Andriy Sybiga

Andriy Sybiga

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine

According to the head of Ukrainian diplomacy, offline negotiations will take place soon — within the next one or two weeks.

In addition, it is indicated that Kyiv and Washington plan to also start a track at the level of commercial legal advisors.

One of the most famous law firms will be involved to support the negotiation process, which will assist the negotiation team and also conduct its own track directly with American lawyers, — Andriy Sybiga emphasized.

He also added that it is extremely important to analyze the subsoil agreement for compliance with legislation and compliance with Ukraine's European integration plans.

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