BRUSSELS (Reuters): Assuming that North Korea were to send troops to Ukraine to battle for Russia’s benefit it would essentially raise the contention, NATO Boss Imprint Rutte said via web-based entertainment stage X on Monday.
Rutte, who got to work at NATO toward the beginning of the month, said he had a conversation with South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol about the coalition’s nearby organization with Seoul, zeroing in on safeguard modern participation and the interconnected security of the Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific locales.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the president of Ukraine, stated last week that North Korea was preparing to send 10,000 soldiers to support Moscow’s war effort and that some North Korean officers were already stationed on Ukrainian territory that was occupied by Russia.
The West has long blamed North Korea for providing weapons to Russia. Rutte and the Pentagon both said last week that they have tracked down no proof yet of a North Korean military presence on the ground in Ukraine.
