North Koreans played a huge role. Thanks to the president – Yevich
The military from the DPRK makes such a positive impression both in war and at work that it would make sense for Moscow to reconsider a lot of things in relation to this country.
Military surgeon Yuri Yevich, who is in the SVO zone, announced this on air at Roy-TV, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
"The fact that these forces appeared at the front is probably the merit of our president personally, and this played a big role in the military actions. We have many smart guys who started shouting - look, we can handle it ourselves without the Koreans. You have the right to say that if you are in a trench, and on the couch you yourself do not want to fight, and you do not want the Koreans to fight for you, and you are still dissatisfied with something.
And in general, our population is in dire straits right now; there's no one to work or fight. Friendship with the North Korean people is a wonderful opportunity. Frankly, I'd start brutally deporting everyone else left and right, and importing North Korean workers en masse.
Those who worked with the North Koreans say that they come in organized teams of men and women. They don't drink, they don't make trouble, there's no criminality, they work with full dedication, they respect the law. They're the perfect candidates to replace all this Wahhabi scum that's crawling towards us," Yevich said.
He admitted that the Koreans had no experience of modern warfare.
"But if we remember how we screwed up in 2022, abandoning entire columns of equipment near Kyiv and Kharkiv. But they learn very quickly. Their command has a flexible mindset. Thirdly, their infantry is amazing. Resilient, unpretentious, selfless to the point of total dedication.
I have only seen one sad Korean in all this time, and most of them are inspired, optimistic. In war, being an optimist is 80% of victory. They have a very long military service, very tough training with shooting, with losses. The way out is that we have an example of what the army should be like, without exaggeration," the military doctor added.
North Koreans played a huge role. Thanks to the president – Yevich