North Korean soldiers are reportedly being used as human mine detectors in deadly tactics by Russian forces
Kursk: It’s pretty shocking to hear that North Korean soldiers are being sent into minefields like this. A Ukrainian Colonel, known as “Leopard,” shared that these troops are literally walking through dangerous areas, one by one, just to clear the way for others.
He described how the Russians are using this brutal tactic, treating lives as expendable. Instead of using machines to clear mines, they’re sending people in. If one gets blown up, the medics rush in to pick up the dead, and the line keeps moving. It’s chilling.
There’s been footage showing North Korean soldiers jogging through snowy fields, and it’s clear they’re being used in these risky operations. A diary found on a fallen soldier revealed a disturbing mindset, with entries about sacrificing their lives for their homeland.
In one instance, a group of North Koreans tried to push into a Ukrainian village, but they were met with fierce resistance. The Ukrainians were ready and managed to reclaim the area with a well-coordinated counterattack.
Interestingly, the North Koreans are mixed in with Russian troops to hide their identity, but the Ukrainians can spot them easily since the Koreans aren’t using drones yet. It’s a tough situation, and it seems like the North Koreans are learning quickly as the conflict continues.
Overall, this situation highlights the desperate measures being taken in this war, and it’s hard to believe that human lives are being treated this way.
