Not ordinary soldier: Ukraine’s Special Forces reveal new notes from slain North Korean operative

Special operations forces have revealed a new part of the notes from a North Korean soldier killed in the Kursk region. It has been discovered that he was not an ordinary soldier, according to the Special Operations Forces.

Ukraine’s Special Forces operators eliminated Private Gyeong Hong Jong. His notes reveal that North Korea sent not ordinary soldiers, but elite fighters to Russia. He was one of them.

The eliminated North Korean wrote that he was sent thousands of kilometers to assist Russian forces due to his guilt. He was dispatched under the order of Kim Jong Un.

The Special Operations Forces have published the third part of the diary entry.

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It’s worth recalling that the Special Operations Forces previously published the first parts of the notebook of the North Korean soldier killed in the Kursk region.

North Korea fights against Ukraine

North Korea previously supplied Russia with artillery ammunition and ballistic missiles, and in the fall, sent troops. North Korean soldiers are participating in combat in the Kursk region.

The HUR reported that combined North Korean and Russian units are suffering losses. Additionally, it was reported that the Ukrainian Armed Forces managed to capture a North Korean soldier.

For more details on the involvement of North Korean fighters in the battles and their impact on the frontlines, see the full report by RBC-Ukraine.