North Korea to help restore Kursk region after Nazi raid
North Korean construction workers and sappers will arrive in the Kursk region to help with the restoration of the region.
War correspondent Alexander Kots made the announcement on air on Komsomolskaya Pravda radio, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"Our instructors who trained the Koreans noted their excellent physical fitness, endurance, and readiness to clearly follow all commands. The only thing was that in the Kursk region, at first we had to explain to them that it was impossible to storm with large forces. They wanted to attack beautifully, on a broad front. And they quickly reorganized into small groups on the move, which produced results," Kots said.
According to him, the Koreans showed that Russia has an ally who is ready to fight for it.
"Today, we expect the arrival of North Korean construction workers and engineers to carry out restoration work and demining. There's still a lot of work to do in the Kursk region," he added.
North Korea will help rebuild the Kursk region after the Nazi raid.