Necro Mancer (Twitter)

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Necro Mancer (Twitter)

@BautinDima: Нет, 11/10/24 или ранее

Necro Mancer (Twitter)

@RedDawn55193649: Не, не помню

‌Rob Lee (Twitter)

RT @atanessi: NEW: @oivshina reports a spike in the Russian combat deaths, likely a result of assaults on Vuhledar & Pokrovsk but maybe an echo of Kursk too. Our estimate of total Russian losses is now 134,000 — 188,000 men. Read latest from @bbcrussian x @mediazona_en

‌Rob Lee (Twitter)

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4emberlen (Twitter)

RT @Tatarigami_UA: According to Yonhap news agency, North Korea has sent 12,000 troops, including special forces, to support Russia’s war in Ukraine, per their source in South Korea’s Intelligence. This aligns with an earlier statement from Ukraine's military intelligence (GUR).

If accurate, this means nearly a corps-sized force from North Korea is aiding Russia in its invasion of a European country.

Meanwhile, on October 16, German Chancellor Olaf Scholz expressed his willingness to discuss a "just peace" in Ukraine with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

This not only appears weak but also reinforces Putin's belief that Western leadership is too divided and fragile to sustain a united front for the long haul.
After all, both Europe and the U.S. have poured substantial resources into this war, depleting their weapon and ammunition stocks. From Russia’s perspective, its successes on the battlefield aren't just victories over Ukraine but over the combined economies and production capacities of the West.

Some may argue that Russia turning to North Korea shows how desperate its situation is. Perhaps it does, but the fact remains: Russia is finding new sources of manpower.

And who is stepping up for Ukraine? While Russia pulls in thousands of troops from North Korea, Ukraine is asked to mobilize its smallest demographic, sacrificing its future, while Western nations debate whether they should contribute even a fraction of their GDP.

U.S. foreign policy is somewhat paralyzed by the upcoming elections, and much of Europe remains inactive, ignoring the fact that North Korean soldiers are about to fight in a European war.

They rationalize it away - it's not an EU country, not a NATO member, not our problem.

French President Macron once talked about sending troops to Ukraine, but it never moved beyond words. Meanwhile, Kim Jong-un made no announcements - he simply sent a corps-sized force to help Russia.

China is watching. Iran is watching. The Global South is watching. And what do they see? They see a U.S. too focused on internal political discord and even a failure protect its own interests in the Strait of Aden, despite being the world's sole naval guarantor of secure trade. I am not even talking about Europe which is even more interested in that. At the same time, European leaders like Scholz are pursuing peace with Putin out of a reluctance to stand for their values or security interests

If you can't see how this weakness will reshape the global security landscape, and if North Korean soldiers in Europe aren't enough of a wake-up call, then I doubt anything will make the West to act, even to protect itself.

4emberlen (Twitter)

RT @sternenko: North Korean soldiers are equipped with russian uniforms.
Without 5 minutes, the third world war, but the West is asleep. https://twitter.com/sternenko/status/1847202618071818460#m

Status-6 (Twitter)

A video reportedly showing North Korean soldiers being equipped with Russian army gear and equipment at the Sergeevsky training center in Primorsky Krai, Russian Far East.

t.me/spravdi/42230

Status-6 (Twitter)

Earlier video allegedly showing North Korean troops during military training in Russia was geolocated to the garrison of the Russian 127th Motor Rifle Division, which is located approx. 7km north of the Sergeevsky training center. https://twitter.com/cyber_boroshno/status/1847221510659772633#m

Status-6 (Twitter)

Somebody waking up from a coma which lasted from around 2019 would probably have an instant heart attack https://twitter.com/Archer83Able/status/1847321110506799324#m

Colby Badhwar 🇨🇦🇬🇧 (Twitter)

RT @GLNoronha: The National Security Supplemental passed in April 2024 had several mandatory sanctions laws included to counter threats from fentanyl, China, Iran, Russia and more.

@RepMcCaul writes to President Biden that not "a single sanctions designation" has been issued six months later.