Zelensky Says Up to 50,000 North Korean Soldiers Sent to Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky claimed that up to 50,000 North Korean soldiers are currently stationed in Russia, according to reports from Greek news outlet ertnews.gr. The claim comes amid ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine, with both sides continuing to exchange fire in eastern regions. Zelensky also called for military cooperation with South Korea, suggesting a potential shift in regional alliances.
Russian authorities have reported that two Ukrainian villages, Bashtynsko and Toretsk, are under their control, with five casualties reported from shelling exchanges, according to newsit.gr. Meanwhile, naftemporiki.gr reported that another night of intense attacks occurred across Ukraine and Russia, resulting in five deaths and dozens of injuries.
The situation has drawn international attention, with Turkey requesting a ceasefire in attacks on commercial ships in the Black Sea, as reported by cnn.gr and newsbomb.gr. However, the focus remains on the escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine, with both sides continuing to report casualties and territorial gains.
