The Russians have created a legislative framework for attracting “foreign meat”.
Against the backdrop of failures on the battlefield and an acute shortage of resources, the Kremlin has decided to take another step – now even people without Russian citizenship can serve in the Russian army. The corresponding law has already been signed in Moscow.
This was reported by the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine, Andriy Yermak.
“After Putin failed to hide the participation of the DPRK military in the war, the Russians legalized this process,” Yermak notes.
According to the head of the OP, the North Korean military is already participating in military actions against Ukraine. And the new Russian law only creates an official basis for the mass recruitment of cheap “manpower” from dictatorial regimes.
Yermak is convinced that this is a direct signal to NATO countries, because it cannot be ruled out that tomorrow these same volunteers in Russian uniforms will be at the borders of the Baltic countries or at exercises in Belarus. And perhaps in Kaliningrad.
Russia is becoming a center of gravity for terrorist regimes, and this is a global threat to peace, the OP believes.
“There is only one recipe for ending threats: weapons and force, as well as economic blows to Russia and its allies. Threats must be prevented,” Yermak emphasized.
Let us recall that North Korea plans to significantly increase its military support for Russia, increasing the contingent to 30 thousand military personnel.
Western analysts estimate that about 4,000 North Korean fighters have been killed or wounded. Nevertheless, cooperation between Pyongyang and Moscow is only growing stronger.
