Zelenskiy: Russia planning to deploy 30,000 North Korean troops to Ukraine

Potential deployment of 30,000 foreign troops could significantly increase casualties and expand the scale of human suffering in the ongoing conflict.

In the third year of a war that has already reshaped the European order, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has alleged that Russia intends to deploy some 30,000 North Korean soldiers to the conflict — a claim that, if confirmed, would mark one of the most consequential expansions of the war's international character since the 2022 invasion began. The assertion speaks to a broader pattern in which isolated states find common cause through shared adversity, and in which a regional conflict gradually draws the wider world into its orbit. What began as a dispute over sovereignty and borders

Zelenskiy: Russia planning to deploy 30,000 North Korean troops to Ukraine

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