North Korean leader Kim Jong Un plans to build a museum in Pyongyang in honour of the soldiers of the Korean People's Army who took part in the military operation to "liberate Russia's Kursk Oblast" – that is,

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North Korea’s leader Kim Jong Un has hailed his country’s “invincible” alliance with Russia, as he marked one year since his troops deployed to fight in Moscow’s war against Ukraine with the opening of a museum honouring soldiers who died in battle.

North Korea has begun constructing a memorial for its troops who were killed fighting alongside Russia in its war against Ukraine.

When they are not fighting, they write poetry, letters home or words of praise to their supreme commander,” said one of the directors at Moscow's Museum of Victory.

Russian dictator Vladimir Putin claims that victory in Ukraine is inevitable, and rejects any peace deal that doesn’t give him total control of the eastern part of the country, the Donbas.

North Korea has begun construction of the Memorial Museum of Combat Feats in Pyongyang to glorify its army’s overseas operations, mainly in Russia’s Kursk region, where it helped the Russian army push out Ukrainian forces in 2024.

North Korean troops have been spotted directly supporting and assisting Russian offensive operations against Ukraine for the first time. — Ukrinform.

North Korea will build a memorial dedicated to servicemen of the DPRK army who were killed in foreign military operations, including the war against

The Russian Defense Ministry has been contacted for comment via email. Loading twitter content... Ukraine's push into Kursk from early August marked the most significant advance into Russian territory since the start of full-scale war in February 2022.

Russian students from the Kursk region have sent paper boats to thank North Korean soldiers who fought for Russia in the war against Ukraine and to mourn their deaths, the North's state media reported Wednesday.