Russians are training North Korean fighters in warfare and even planning to send instructors to Pyongyang

Russians are training North Korean fighters in warfare and even planning to send instructors to Pyongyang Diana Kvasnevskaya

Russia trains North Korean military how to wage modern war. The occupiers even plan to send their instructors to Pyongyang to train North Korean fighters there.

Russia is training both military personnel and officers from the DPRK, writes 24 Channel citing the head of the Center for Countering Disinformation under the National Security and Defense Council Andrey Kovalenko.

What the Center for Countering Disinformation says about the DPRK troops in Russia

Russians are training military personnel and officers from the DPRK in modern warfare. They will use them in combat. North Koreans in Russian military uniforms, in Russian units in Kursk. They are taught how to use FPV and reconnaissance drones, as well as the principles of using Lancets, Kovalenko explained.

According to him, the Kremlin plans to send drone instructors to North Korea so that they can train the military directly in the DPRK.

It is worth noting that South Korean intelligence reported that the agreement between Russia and North Korea stipulates that the occupiers pay the North Korean military $2,000 for entering the war against Ukraine.

Russia also offered 600-700 thousand tons of rice, which the DPRK needs to cover more than half of what the DPRK needs to meet its annual demand. Moscow also promised advanced space technology and is buying billions of dollars' worth of weapons from the DPRK.

In turn, North Korea sent a general close to Kim Jin-un to Russia.