Wounded North Korean soldiers begin to be placed in Moscow hospitals — video
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Wounded North Korean soldiers begin to be placed in Moscow hospitals — video

Security Service of Ukraine (SSU)
Wounded North Korean soldiers begin to be placed in Moscow hospitals — video

North Korean troops continue to suffer serious losses in battles in the Kursk region, as confirmed by an intercepted conversation released by the Security Service of Ukraine.

Points of attention

  • North Korean troops are suffering serious losses in the fighting in the Kursk region, as confirmed by the placement of hundreds of wounded in Moscow hospitals.
  • The SBU received information about a telephone conversation between a nurse from the hospital, where it was revealed that more than 200 wounded soldiers from the DPRK were brought to the hospital.
  • The nurse expressed indignation at the fact that wounded North Korean soldiers were being held in better conditions than Russian soldiers and at the restrictions on communication due to the language barrier.
  • Russian doctors, according to the nurse, are even forbidden to communicate with wounded North Koreans in English, which caused outrage among the staff.
  • The Security Service of Ukraine has initiated criminal proceedings regarding the participation of North Korean military personnel in the war against Ukraine.

Hundreds of wounded North Korean soldiers were placed in Russian hospitals

As noted, the SBU managed to intercept a telephone conversation between a nurse from a hospital in the Moscow region and her husband, who is participating in hostilities in the Kharkiv direction.

The woman said that in just a few days, more than 200 wounded North Korean soldiers were brought to a hospital near Moscow.

"About 100 people arrived yesterday, and another 120 today — that's already 200. And how many of them are there in total? God only knows," says the occupier's wife.

The Russian also complained in the conversation that North Korean wounded are being held in better conditions than Russian soldiers. According to her, separate wards are set aside for them, and medical staff have limited communication due to the language barrier.

Are they elite, these Koreans? We're freeing up certain wards for them... Are they privileged here or what? - the nurse was indignant.

She added that doctors are not even allowed to speak English to North Korean soldiers.

The Security Service of Ukraine has already opened criminal proceedings regarding the participation of North Korean military personnel in the war against Ukraine.

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Putin makes new demand to Trump for ceasefire against Ukraine

The Kremlin continues to blackmail the White House
Source:  Bloomberg

As journalists have learned, the team of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has demanded that the administration of US President Donald Trump allow it to buy Boeing aircraft, using money from frozen assets, after a ceasefire in Ukraine.

Points of attention

  • Putin's proposal creates a complex political and economic situation, with implications for both the aviation industry and international diplomacy.
  • The request underscores the intricate power play between Russia and the US, shedding light on the complexities of negotiating peace agreements amidst ongoing conflicts.

The Kremlin continues to blackmail the White House

The illegitimate head of the Kremlin realized that frozen funds could not be used to purchase aircraft without a ceasefire.

According to preliminary data, the agreement to purchase aircraft could become part of the easing of sanctions if Putin still agrees to Trump's main proposal regarding Ukraine.

Journalists point out that Russian assets in the United States amount to approximately $5 billion.

It's no secret that after the start of Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine, Boeing ceased its operations in Russia, in particular, the work of a large engineering center was stopped.

Prospects for a potential resumption of Boeing sales to Russia are growing as the American aircraft manufacturer faces pressure in other markets due to the global tariff war launched by President Donald Trump, the publication writes.

What is important to understand is that after February 24, 2022, the aggressor country Russia seized 400 foreign aircraft that were leased by its airlines.

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