North Korea trains in Russia, Zelenskyy offers South Korea a drone swap
Pyongyang is sending tens of thousands of troops to gather battle experience, and Zelenskyy has a proposal for the neighbors.
What started as a few hundred observers from Pyongyang has ballooned into a deployment of 30,000 to 50,000 North Korean soldiers getting hands-on training in modern warfare. Along with troop experience, North Korea is picking up technology licenses and missile tools directly from Russia.
Zelenskyy is proposing a direct swap with South Korea: Ukrainian battle-tested drone technology in exchange for air defense systems. However, Seoul keeps citing constitutional restrictions against exporting arms to active war zones.
Meanwhile, a brand-new bridge between Russia and North Korea is near completion to streamline illicit military shipments.
Pacific nations might want to consider the long-term cost of constitutional caution while Pyongyang gets a free upgrade in modern combat tactics.
Source: Telegram
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