North Korean soldiers may surrender en masse in Ukraine, Kyiv offers asylum to them

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Ukraine’s I Want to Live project encourages North Korean soldiers in the Russian army to surrender.
According to its Telegram channel, the message urges North Korean soldiers not to die in a foreign land and to avoid the fate of many Russian soldiers who won’t return home.
The project assures that Ukraine will offer asylum to North Korean troops and that Ukraine’s prisoner-of-war camps are ready to accept soldiers of any nationality or belief. It notes that many Russian soldiers who chose to surrender, with comfortable housing, three meals a day, and medical care.
Ukrainian military expert Ivan Kyrychevskyi said that colonialist stereotypes about North Korean troops should be avoided. ‘In the Russian assault units, we are fighting against the social lower classes without proper education or military training, but even they pose significant problems. In the case of North Korea, we are talking about career military personnel with a certain amount of ideological training and fanaticism. Another observation worth making is that two communist states lived in isolation after the collapse of the Soviet Union – North Korea and Cuba. Now, North Korea is causing us a lot of problems, but what about Cuba? We only know that there is no electricity there, that’s all,’ he added.
‘If we talk about the North Korean troops’ presence on the territory of the Russian Federation, we can fully trust the data released by the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine that there should be, relatively speaking, so-called special operations forces. By local standards, these are troops that should be better trained than the rest of the infantry. However, they are said to be undergoing a short three-week retraining course according to Russian standards, which indicates that the Russians plan to use them as assault infantry with a corresponding cycle of survivability,’ the military expert said. North Korea is a post-Soviet country with a corresponding system of training, management and military strategy. Although there are some adaptive aspects, in general, it will not create major difficulties. At the staff level, if the North Korean and Russian command centers are coordinated, this will facilitate the process, as commands will be transmitted to the Korean staffs, and they will transmit them in Russian. Translators will do their job, and the commands will reach the troops in whatever language is needed to complete the task.
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