North Korean soldiers in Russia gain access to the Internet and watch offensive videos

Away from their isolation, North Korean soldiers in Russia have been given unrestricted access to the Internet and viewed pornography. Reports Financial Times journalist Gideon Rachman.

“A normally reliable source tells me that the North Korean soldiers sent to Russia have never had full access to the Internet before. As a result, they devour themselves with pornography“he said.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov confirmed an interview The South Korean news agency KBS reported on November 5 that Ukrainian forces were engaged in combat with North Korean soldiers for the first time.

However, he clarified that these were not large-scale operations but a series of smaller battles, without specifying where the fighting took place.

“Can these skirmishes be considered the official beginning of North Korea’s involvement in the war? Yes, I believe that. There were clashes,” Umerov said.

It was previously reported that a group of 200 North Korean military defectors are currently in South Korea seek Moving to Ukraine to wage psychological war against their former comrades.