The presence of North Korean soldiers in Russian troops is not being entirely easy, and not only because understanding problems due to language. If a few days ago it came to light that the new soldiers at the front were reports now reveal that two North Koreans have died after a severe drunkenness.
A military report supposedly written by the deputy commander of the 810th Naval Infantry Brigade of the Russian Guard, and has confirmed the death of two North Korean soldiers after consuming large amounts of alcohol.
The unverified document circulating on social media details that, after turning off the lights, the men consumed “substances containing alcohol, including traces of alcohol from a soldier’s personal medicine cabinet and antiseptics”. After this “epic drunkenness”, both soldiers were found “without signs of life” the next morningaround 06:00 hours, in his barracks.
Around 11,000 North Korean soldiers sent to fight against Ukrainemost of them supporting Vladimir Putin’s troops in the counteroffensive carried out in the Russian Kursk region. A source who wished to remain anonymous, confirmed in The Telegraph that have already been unleashed sent from North Korea.
In this sense, many experts consider that North Korean soldiers are going to be “cannon fodder” in this conflict, since They lack experience and are prone to disciplinary problems.
