The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation was rolled up on the forefront of the DPRSAE-4 DPRKs: Forbes Analysis

Forbes writes about it. "The military contingent of the Korean People's Army has returned to the war zone," the Ukrainian Center for Defense Strategies said. Previously, the North Koreans mostly attacked on foot-100-200 people, but now they start attacks by platoon groups of 50 people. Smaller assault groups are not so noticeable for Ukrainian drones - and can mitigate mass losses if Ukrainians find them.

The Ukrainian 47th OMB was fired at by cassette shells Russian and North Korean assault groups in the Kursk region. Each projectile scatters up to 88 sub -grenade -sized sub -guns and can kill and cripple infantry over a large area. Casette shells reflected several North Korean attacks in Kursk - including one of the first, in December. According to Army T. V.

, for Ukrainian units, including the 47th mechanized brigade, standard practice is the launch of a cassette projectile on any large accumulation of enemy troops, and then after the initial stroke-an additional fragmental-fugitive, which "does not leave the chance". Along with the ubiquitous drones, cassette ammunition is one of the main causes of North Korea. It is unclear whether Pyongyang sent additional infantry to fill the losses of the 11th Army Corps.

It is obvious that the North Korean regime supports a significant arsenal of artillery and missile systems in the West of the Russian Federation and East of Ukraine. Recently, the Ukrainian drone has recorded the first hit on the North Korean howitzer M1989 near Pokrovsk, and recent reports of Russian channels indicate that the North Korean missile launchers BULSAE-4 are operating in the Kursk region.

The Armed Forces fighters for the first time noticed a six-wheeled Bulsae-4 eight-wheeled eightway near the front line in August. And the first Bulsae-4 installation was struck four months later. The surviving rocket installations opened a fire in response, perhaps struck by the Ukrainian combat position, as well as the Ukrainian armored vehicle.

According to OSINT researchers, the Russians have lost about 550 pieces of equipment in the Kursk region since the invasion of the Armed Forces in August. The losses of the Armed Forces - about 400 units. But one should not expect that the North Koreans will slow down their attacks. After unsuccessful attempts in Ukraine, hundreds of billions of dollars in the form of rare earth metals, President Donald Trump now demands that Ukraine be given 20% of the territory occupied by Russia.

Trump even tried to shift the guilt for the war to Ukraine. But Ukraine can continue to fight regardless of what Trump says or does, especially with increased support for Europe. This determination is obvious on the front line. "I know nothing about the ceasefire," Kriegsforscher wrote, Ukrainian drone operator in Kursk region. - I know nothing about negotiations. I know the war will not end this year. And I know how to effectively destroy our enemy.