This Should Be a Red Line for the US, Congressman Says on Russia's Use of North Korean Troops

This should be a red line for the United States, says congresswoman on Russia's use of North Korean troops Anzhelika Baybak

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Russia's use of North Korean troops against Ukraine should be a red line for the United States. The Biden administration has already been sent a corresponding letter.

This was reported by the Chairman of the House Intelligence Committee Mike Turner on the H. network. He also published his letter to Biden on the network, reports 24 Channel.

DPRK troops in Ukraine should become a red line for the United States

Congressman Turner said that the North Korean troops that Russia is using in the war against Ukraine should be a red line for the United States. Therefore, he sent a corresponding letter to the Biden administration.

Why the Biden administration – Harris failed to inform Congress in time about the movement of North Korean troops to Russia? Today, I sent a letter to President Biden demanding that his administration provide answers to the Intelligence Committee's questions and that the use of North Korean troops against Ukraine become a red line for the United States and NATO, the congressman emphasized.

The letter, which Turner published online, mentions 10 thousand DPRK soldiers that Russia plans to use in the war against Ukraine. The congressman also adds that this data is confirmed by Ukrainian and South Korean intelligence services. Therefore, Turner considers these events an “extreme escalation” in the war.

Letter from a congressman to Biden/Screenshot by Mike Turner

The head of the Center for Countering Disinformation Andrey Kovalenko has already responded to the congressman's message. In the Telegram channel, he expressed his opinion regarding the red lines.

In fact, the real red line is to start considering Russia's military infrastructure a legitimate target for Western weapons, Kovalenko noted.

Earlier, footage was published online of Russia outfitting North Korean soldiers in the uniform of an invading army. It is known that this took place at the Sergeevsky training ground in the Russian Far East.