Russia Transfers North Korean Heavy Artillery to Crimea – ZDF

If the information is correct, Russia has lost a number of weapons equivalent to Finland's entire artillery in one month.

North Korean heavy self-propelled howitzers have been spotted in Crimea for the first time, apparently indicating an impending Russian offensive in Ukraine's Kherson and Zaporizhzhia regions, the German broadcaster ZDF reported on its website. It added that Moscow had also used the system in a recent counter-offensive in Russia's Kursk region. The presence of North Korean troops on the Crimean peninsula would mark their first deployment on terri…

Russia Transfers North Korean Heavy Artillery to Crimea – ZDF

Russia has started transferring North Korean long-range artillery systems to annexed Crimea, the German broadcaster ZDF reported Friday, in a potential indication that Pyongyang’s involvement in the war on Ukraine could soon be expanded.  According to ZDF, a video that appeared online on March 26 showed North Korean Koksan self-propelled guns being transported by train through northern Crimea.

North Korean heavy artillery is being transferred across Crimea, indicating an imminent combat operation in the Cherson and Saporishyah regions.

Although the DPRK supplies weapons to Russia, however, they are in no hurry to share the personnel of their army, said the expert ᐅ TSN.ua (news 1+1)

According to the latest data, the number of Korean soldiers who died on the Kursk front of the Russian-Ukrainian war can be estimated at 1,100, and the number of injured is estimated at 2,800-2,900. However, Pyongyang's fighters were not sent to the front line immediately; at first, they operated weapons systems and performed support roles, Angelina Nagy, an employee of the MKI, told Economx. Possible technological assistance for the development…