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Ukraine Captures Two North Korean Soldiers in Kursk Region Amid Intensified Fighting

Ukrainian forces have captured two wounded North Korean soldiers in Kursk, highlighting the growing foreign military support for Russia amidst ongoing conflict.

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Ukrainian President Zelenskyy confirmed the capture of two injured North Korean soldiers in Kursk. Transferred to Kyiv, the soldiers are now under the care of Ukraine's security service. This marks the first known detention of North Korean troops following their deployment to support Russia. Zelenskyy noted that their capture was challenging, as Russia and North Korea typically execute wounded soldiers. The situation underscores the escalating foreign military involvement in the conflict, with Zelenskyy calling for transparency regarding these developments.

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