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North Korea Dispatches Troops to Aid Russia in Ukraine Conflict: Escalation Concerns Rise

The U.S. confirms North Korean troops are in Russia for potential combat in Ukraine, raising fears of wider conflict and military escalation.

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Recent U.S. intelligence confirms that North Korea has dispatched thousands of troops to Russia to aid in its war against Ukraine. Ukrainian President Zelensky urges international pressure on both Moscow and Pyongyang in response. As North Korea prepares its soldiers, the U.S. and allies are contemplating increased military support for Ukraine, with lawmakers suggesting possible direct action if North Korean forces engage. Analysts express concern over potential escalation, especially if North Korean troops are deployed to combat zones, signaling a significant shift in the dynamics of the ongoing conflict.

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