The war in Ukraine gives North Korea experience it has not had for decades
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North Korean soldiers are gaining valuable combat experience in Ukraine. The information comes from Verkkouutiset, which reports that military cooperation between North Korea and Russia is deepening at the same time.
The North Korean army has long trained without real combat operations. The country has not directly taken part in a major war since the Korean War, which ended in an armistice in 1953. Now its soldiers are operating in a real situation in the war in Ukraine, and this is a rare situation for the country's army.
At the same time, relations between North Korea and Russia have grown closer. Pyongyang and Moscow have increased cooperation in the field of defence. According to experts, this development may affect the security situation in East Asia as a whole, but there is not yet certain information about the future.
The situation is important for Finland because our country borders Russia. In Finland, closely monitored is how Russia's military cooperation with other countries develops. More information on the matter is available from reliable news sources.
Sources: Verkkouutiset
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