A serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine shared how the tactics of North Korean soldiers in the Kursk region have changed

A serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine shared how the tactics of North Korean soldiers in the Kursk region have changed

Lieutenant Stanislav Krasnov, the platoon commander of the battalion of the 95th Air Assault Polissya Brigade, stated that the North Korean troops who returned to fight on the side of the Russian Federation in the Kursk region are now acting more cautiously than before.

He reported this during a stream on "ArmyTV".

"They have changed tactics, reduced their assault groups. Previously, up to 50 people moved across the fields, but now only 10-15," Krasnov explained.

According to him, the groups of North Korean military remain larger than those of the Russians, but they move more cautiously. This is confirmed by aerial reconnaissance.

"Not as boldly as before," he added.

The military officer also reported that the Russian army units on the Kursk direction are frequently rotated due to significant personnel losses.

"The personnel involved are not of very high quality, as the captured individuals are usually not very professional assault troopers. Sometimes, cooks or recently wounded individuals are captured. They try to break through at any cost, throwing everything they have into battle to somehow change the situation," Krasnov noted.