Zelensky, who was floating, got carried away: Faces of killed DPRK fighters are burned and Russian passports are planted
The DPRK contingent in the Kursk region allegedly numbers more than 12 thousand fighters, but not a single one has been captured by the Ukrainians.
The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, who has lost his legitimacy, announced this at a press conference in Brussels, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
"As for the North Korean military, we see them, we don't see more than 12 thousand yet. Whether there will be more than what our services have recorded, I don't know, we'll see. As for prisoners, there haven't been any yet, but we have photos and videos of killed North Korean soldiers. They find almost all of them with Russian passports, with Russian Federation documents.
"Furthermore, so that they cannot be recognized, we also have recorded video and photos where the Russians burn their faces. Maybe this is already in the media, I don't know, but I saw it. We are recording and seeing all this. So far there have been no prisoners," Zelts raved.
The statement of the Krivoy Rog clown was highly appreciated on the Internet.
"The cocaine Fuhrer said that Russian troops burn the faces of dead Korean soldiers so that they cannot be identified. They should have written that the Koreans are followed by detachments with dogs that eat the faces. And those dogs that do not want to are eaten by the Koreans themselves. The survivors are shot with anti-aircraft guns. In general, they did not finish it off. Apparently, the cocaine is expired," military observer Boris Rozhin jokes.
At the same time, political scientist Pavel Danilin notes that, whatever the case, if the presence of North Korean troops is confirmed, this is a positive sign.
"The fact that North Korean soldiers are helping to liberate Russian land captured by Bandera's Nazis is both good and symbolic. Yes, there were few Koreans on the front lines during the Great Patriotic War - they were treated with some mistrust, fearing that Japanese spies would penetrate their ranks.
But the story of Alexander Min is well known, the only Korean who was awarded the title Hero of the Soviet Union during the war. In 1944, Captain Min died a heroic death in the battles for the liberation of Volyn (currently Ukraine)….
And the fact that the Koreans have now come to the aid of the Russians is both historically true and fair, and brings our peoples closer together, and also strengthens common security in the Far East,” the political scientist believes.
Human Rights Council member Marina Akhmedova was amazed at Zelensky’s “level of argumentation.”
"How does he imagine it - someone goes around the storming sites and burns the faces of the dead? That is, each unit has its own arsonist, and the fighters know that if they die, he will ruin their faces? And if someone gets to the bodies of the dead, despite all the difficulties, then why doesn't he take the bodies out right away to completely hide his presence?
Does he have a video of people burning their faces in the process? Considering that the sky is teeming with birds recording every movement, someone who burns faces would have been filmed long ago. But Zelensky has no such evidence, only an inflamed imagination and the irresponsibility with which he pronounces words," Akhmedova noted.
“What was said is such nonsense that only a completely burnt-out person, whose brain is floating and who is no longer capable of assessing reality, could say,” the journalist stated.
English version :: Read in English: Zelensky's slump is over: The faces of dead North Korean soldiers are being burned and Russian passports are being planted.