Ukraine Transfers Two Captured North Korean Soldiers to South Korea, Zelenskyy Says
The soldiers were captured in Russia's Kursk region after being deployed to support Russian forces.
Ukraine has transferred two captured North Korean soldiers to South Korea, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said, according to Anadolu Agency.
The soldiers were captured in Russia's Kursk region after being deployed there to support Russian forces, part of North Korea's broader military assistance to Russia amid its war with Ukraine.
The transfer highlights the involvement of North Korean troops in the conflict, a development that has drawn international attention since reports of their deployment first emerged.
Zelenskyy's announcement did not include further details on the circumstances of the transfer or South Korea's plans for the two soldiers.
Sources
- Ukraine transfers 2 captured North Korean soldiers to South Korea: Zelenskyy — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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