North Korean Soldiers Addicted to Porn After Gaining Unrestricted Internet Access in Russia | On trend

“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 pornography,” Financial Times outside commentator Gideon Rachman wrote in an X post.

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Rachman did not add further context about how the internet habits of North Korea's 10,000 soldiers have been affected by the unrestricted internet, but the report claims that the soldiers are now “stuffing themselves” with adult content.

U.S. Defense Department spokesman Lt. Col. Charlie Dietz was asked about the new habits of soldiers sent by North Korean leader Kim Jong Un to fight alongside Putin's soldiers. He said he could not confirm any “North Korean internet habits or virtual extracurricular activities,” the New York Post reported.

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7,000 North Korean soldiers in Ukraine

“We are focusing on the more serious aspects of North Korea's involvement in Russia's military operations, if any. As for Internet access, this question is best addressed to Moscow. “For now, our attention remains on supporting Ukraine and addressing larger regional security concerns,” he added.

As relations between Moscow and North Korea grow closer, Russia has deployed more than 7,000 North Korean soldiers armed with, among other things, AK-12 rifles to the border with Ukraine.

The soldiers were trained at five locations in Russia for possible long-term support of the Russian “military operation” in Ukraine.

Most North Korean troops are believed to be culturally shielded from the world of graphic internet pornography.

North Korean troops are currently clashing with Ukrainian forces for the first time in Russia's Kursk region.

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