"In-depth military cooperation between Russia and North Korea poses a threat to Indo-Pacific and Euro-Atlantic security," Rutte said in an interview with journalists after NATO officials and diplomats received information from the South Korean delegation. Rutte stated that the deployment of North Korean troops is a "significant escalation" of participation in the "illegal war of Russia" in Ukraine, violates the resolutions of the UN Security Council and leads to a "dangerous expansion of" war.
According to Rutte, the deployment of North Korean troops is a sign of "growing" despair by Russian President Vladimir Putin. "More than 600,000 Russian soldiers were killed or injured in Putin's war, and he is unable to continue his offensive on Ukraine without foreign support," Rutte said. The Kremlin rejects reports of the deployment of North Korean troops.
But Putin last Thursday, October 28, did not deny that the North Korean troops were currently in Russia, and stated that it was a matter of Moscow to implement a partnership agreement with the DPRK. "North Korean troops are already in the Kursk region. This is exactly what we have discussed as South Korea confirmed. Now our allies and NATO can see it," said OP Head Andriy Yermak on social network X. Recall that the media reported " weak "DPRK fighters to the Russian Federation.
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