North Korea to Send Military Workers to Support Reconstruction in Russia

North Korea has announced plans to send thousands of military construction workers and deminers to support reconstruction work in Russia’s Kursk region, as part of the growing partnership between the two countries.

Expanding Cooperation

A top Russian official revealed on Tuesday that North Korea will be deploying these workers to assist in the reconstruction efforts in the Kursk region. This move signifies an increasing level of collaboration between North Korea and Russia in various fields.

Previous Support

North Korea has previously provided support to Russia by supplying combat troops and conventional weapons for the ongoing war against Ukraine. With this new initiative, North Korea aims to further strengthen its ties with Russia and contribute to the reconstruction efforts in the Kursk region.

Joint Efforts

According to reports, the workers will be involved in military construction and demining activities in the Kursk region, emphasizing the importance of cooperation between the two nations in addressing regional challenges.

SEOUL: North Korea’s decision to send military workers to Russia reflects the deepening partnership between the two countries and the shared commitment to supporting reconstruction efforts in the Kursk region.