The DPRK's fleeks are thrown from Kursk to assault against the Armed Forces-the source of focus

After the training was completed, they were abandoned in the middle of the forest in the Kursk region and they tried to escape, heading towards the Bryansk region. The Russian command has decided to punish the North Koreans and send them to storm Ukrainian positions. In response to the attempt of the desertion of soldiers of the DPRK, the Focus told their own sources in the special services.

Sources in Ukrainian special services stated that 18 out of 40 instructors from North Korea fled from the landfill. As it turned out, they were at first on the middle of the forest near the village of Kolyachek, Khomutovsky district of Kursk region. The landfill - 9 km from the Ukrainian border and 70 km from the battle line near Rylsk and Sudzha. The North Koreans taught about 50 Russian soldiers with balloons.

In turn, the Russians shared with them the experience of infantry fighting against the Ukrainians, whom they gained in the war. Through the escape from the landfill, the DPRK citizens will soon be able to put the knowledge gained in practice on the battlefield. After completing the North Koreans, they were left in the forests without food and any instructions from the command, the sources of focus explained.

On October 14, 18 of them decided to leave the barracks and moved to the side, the opposite line of fighting - went north. Two days later, on October 16, they were detained in the Komaric district of Bryansk region. The distance from the point where they were detained to the landfill - about 60 km. According to the sources, all the North Koreans will be sent to the Russian-Ukrainian front in the Lugovsky district of Kursk region.

"All 40 of the DPRK servicemen who were in positions in the Khomutov district were displaced to the Lugovsky district of Kursk region for further involvement in the assault actions near Kursk," Focus sources said. It should be noted that in mid-October, the Ministry of Defense and the Western intelligence reported that the DPRK had sent several thousand servicemen who would join the Russian-Ukrainian war to the Russian Federation.

OSINT analytics have found that several thousand North Koreans are indeed on landfills in the Far East of Russia. The Telegraph said that there could be almost 2,000 special forces of the DPRK, who were mosquitoes against South Korea. However, an analyst from the British intelligence environment stated that they have mediocre skills because they were prepared in a country under sanctions and isolation.