North Korean troops have adjusted their tactics in Russia’s Kursk region, reducing the size of their assault groups and exercising greater caution in combat, according to a Ukrainian officer fighting in the area.
The change comes as North Korean servicemen have suffered heavy losses and amid Kyiv’s success in hitting a DPRK-made 170mm Koksan self-propelled gun in Donbas.
North Korean troops have adjusted their tactics in Russia’s Kursk region, reducing the size of their assault groups and exercising greater caution in combat, according to a Ukrainian officer fighting in the area.
The change comes as North Korean servicemen have suffered heavy losses and amid Kyiv’s success in hitting a DPRK-made 170mm Koksan self-propelled gun in Donbas.
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