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North Korea Issues War Certificates to Families of Soldiers Killed in Russia's Ukraine Conflict

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North Korea Issues War Certificates to Families of Soldiers Killed in Russia's Ukraine Conflict

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  • North Korean authorities have begun awarding **"war certificates"** to families of soldiers who died in Russia's war against Ukraine.
  • These certificates are issued alongside government supplies and benefits, contingent on **non-disclosure agreements** from the families.
  • Reports indicate that **over 11,000 North Korean troops** are deployed in the Kursk region of Russia, leading to substantial casualties.
  • Families have been informed that their loved ones died **"honorably"** but were not given specific details about the circumstances of their deaths.
  • Statements from Ukrainian officials warn of the risks posed by **North Korean troops** potentially emerging near NATO borders amidst the ongoing conflict.

For more details, read the full article here: Newsweek.

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