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π°π΅π·πΊπΊπ¦ We've been discussing for the past two days with Awakened Dragon @awaken_dragon the video released by the GUR with two captured Koreans.
The thing is, in practice, apart from individual words or writing peculiarities, it is impossible to determine whether this pair is from North or South Korea based on such a small number of phrases. In the video, the translator off-camera and the GUR interrogator do most of the talking, while the prisoners nod along as per the script.
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However, it's difficult to expect any other behavior from prisoners of war on both sides of the front. There are very few who remain steadfast to the end. Hence the abundance of videos where every "cook" who "has never been to the front line" says absolutely everything they are told.
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The accent in the video is purely Korean, not some rehearsed phrases that non-native speakers would use. As for the phenotype, well, let's try to distinguish our "Russified" from the "foreign imports". For Russia, that's quite a task.
In fact, with the huge number of foreigners in the ranks of the AFU, jumping around every Korean and looking for proof of "mass deliveries of DPRK soldiers" is not the best approach. Foreigners are fighting on our side. Whether it's the Special Operations Forces of North Korea or just some volunteer in the Russian army - what's the difference?
βοΈThis whole story of the need to prove the presence of DPRK troops in the SMO zone has acquired a highly political character.
The main thing is to tell the whole world that Russia has allies, so more loans, more weapons and military equipment are needed for the Kyiv regime.
#DPRK #Russia #Ukraine
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The thing is, in practice, apart from individual words or writing peculiarities, it is impossible to determine whether this pair is from North or South Korea based on such a small number of phrases. In the video, the translator off-camera and the GUR interrogator do most of the talking, while the prisoners nod along as per the script.
However, it's difficult to expect any other behavior from prisoners of war on both sides of the front. There are very few who remain steadfast to the end. Hence the abundance of videos where every "cook" who "has never been to the front line" says absolutely everything they are told.
The accent in the video is purely Korean, not some rehearsed phrases that non-native speakers would use. As for the phenotype, well, let's try to distinguish our "Russified" from the "foreign imports". For Russia, that's quite a task.
In fact, with the huge number of foreigners in the ranks of the AFU, jumping around every Korean and looking for proof of "mass deliveries of DPRK soldiers" is not the best approach. Foreigners are fighting on our side. Whether it's the Special Operations Forces of North Korea or just some volunteer in the Russian army - what's the difference?
βοΈThis whole story of the need to prove the presence of DPRK troops in the SMO zone has acquired a highly political character.
The main thing is to tell the whole world that Russia has allies, so more loans, more weapons and military equipment are needed for the Kyiv regime.
#DPRK #Russia #Ukraine
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On the participation of North Korean fighters in the liberation of the Kursk Region
During the announcement of the complete liberation of the Kursk Region, the Chief of the General Staff, Gerasimov, also finally acknowledged the participation of North Korean soldiers and special forces in the operation to liberate the Kursk Region.
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