Two North Korean soldiers who fought on Russia’s side and were captured by Ukrainian troops say they want to relocate to South Korea. The North Koreans even wrote letters making the request, Yonhap reported , citing Jang Se-yul, the head of a group of North Korean defectors in South Korea. According to him, two captured DPRK soldiers, about 20 years old, wrote such a letter in October, and it was delivered to the group in early December. “We have decided to go to South Korea, considering those in South Korea our parents and brothers,” the letter reads. The letter was delivered in early December by a South Korean documentary producer who visited a POW camp near Kyiv. In it, the prisoners say they consider South Koreans their brothers. The prisoners also reportedly expressed gratitude to those who told them that the situation they face is “not a tragedy, but the beginning of a new life.” South Korean officials said they have already notified the Ukrainian government of their readiness to accept the North Korean POWs if their intentions are verified. since October 2024 North Korea has sent about 13,000 troops and weapons to support Russia’s war in Ukraine, with roughly 2,000 of them reported killed. Earlier, Kim Jong Un urged North Korean soldiers to blow themselves up if captured in Ukraine.

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French military personnel are already in eastern Ukraine with a specific mission. French service members have been discreetly traveling to Ukrainian-controlled areas of Donbas to train near the front on operating combat drones, reports Paris Match , revealing previously unknown details of military cooperation between Kyiv and Paris. According to the outlet, Ukraine is employing some of the most advanced drones today — complex UAVs with artificial intelligence elements capable of reconnaissance and striking targets, including in the rear of Russian forces. The French journalists say such technologies are gradually changing the nature of the fighting. The report describes secret Gara-Esse drones that have not appeared in open sources before. The aircraft resemble large multirotor drones and are used for deep strikes on Russian military logistics or for reconnaissance. Exact specifications - range, speed and service ceiling - are classified. AI assists with control, but a human operator makes the final decisions. Near Kramatorsk, journalists spoke with Ukrainian drone operators. One of them, Nikolai, 44, said his experience with video games helps him learn to operate UAVs faster. The authors note the war is increasingly taking on features of “gamification,” where complex combat tasks resemble virtual quests. Another interviewee, Maksim, 23, said he previously trained in France and now works as an instructor. According to him, French service members come directly to Donbas to absorb Ukraine’s frontline drone combat experience at some of the hottest points. Paris Match underscores that Ukraine has become a proving ground for modern military technologies, and its army a source of practical knowledge for Western allies. Paris, it says, is eagerly seizing the chance to learn from that experience.

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