North Korean soldiers sent to fight in Russia's Kursk region haven't been seen for several weeks, reports say.

North Korea began sending an estimated 11,000 troops to the Russian Kursk region in late 2024, soon after the North’s ruler, Kim Jong-un, and the Russian president, Vladimir Putin, agreed a mutual ...

It has been several weeks since North Korean soldiers were spotted in Russia's southwestern Kursk region, according to Ukraine.

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North Korean soldiers previously fighting alongside Russia’s army on the Kursk front line appear not to have been engaged in combat since mid-January, ...

Ukraine is open to discussions with South Korea on the possible transfer of the two captured soldiers from North Korea, given ...

The Ambassador of Ukraine to South Korea, Dmytro Ponomarenko, declared Kyiv's readiness to transfer North Korean soldiers ...

Kyiv 's forces launched a “new series of battalion-sized mechanised assaults in Kursk Oblast and advanced up to five kilometres behind Russian lines southeast of Sudzha, Kursk Oblast,” the Institute ...

Ukrainian president highlights incursion into Kursk region, alleged Russian losses, London's continued support in talks with ...

Ukraine's Defense Forces have captured over 900 Russian soldiers in the Kursk operation, aiding the return of many Ukrainian ...