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North Korean Soldiers Return to Fanfare

North Korea admits troops hunted mines for Vladimir Putin, with several returning injured, dead: ‘Absolute loyalty’

North Korea sent troops to clear mines in Russia’s Kursk region this fall, nine of which were killed during the dangerous deployment, leader Kim Jong Un said in a speech carried by state media Saturda...

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North Korea’s Kim Jong Un hails troops returning from Russia

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North Korean Soldiers Return to Fanfare After Serving in Russia’s War With Ukraine

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One million households without power in Ukraine after Russia attacks energy grid

US President Donald Trump's overseas envoy will travel to Germany this weekend to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and European leaders for the latest round of high-level talks on ending th...

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More than a million without power in Ukraine regions after intense Russian strikes

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North Korean leader Kim hails troops returning from Russia mission, state media says

North Korea admits sending 'loyal' troops to hunt mines for Putin in rare confession

Dictator Kim Jong Un was seen smiling with injured soldiers who came back from helping his friend Vladimir Putin, on the frontline of his illegal invasion of Ukraine, in wheelchairs

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North Korea admits sending 'loyal' troops to clear mines for Putin

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has finally confessed to dispatching soldiers to Russia to assist with Vladimir Putin's lethal war efforts against Ukraine. Kim stated that his troops were sent to the Kursk region earlier this year to aid in mine clearance.