Kim Jong-un's soldiers deployed to Russia to support Moscow in the conflict against Ukraine.
The United States also confirmed it for the first time, through the voice of Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, who stated that "there is evidence of the presence of North Korean troops in Russia. What exactly are they doing there? These are things that we still have to find out."
The statements come after those of the South Korean government, which denounced that 3,000 Pyongyang soldiers are already in Russia, with a forecast of 10,000 by December, but so far neither Washington nor NATO had committed themselves.
The incident raises concerns about the escalation of tensions and the risk of a wider conflict in Ukraine actively involving a third country.
(Online Union)
