North Korean troops in Ukraine "addicted to porn"

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What are the chances any of these soldiers are ever allowed back to their homeland? These people live in an information vacuum and I wonder if any will be allowed to return after getting access to the internet.



It has been reported that North Korean soldiers who have been deployed to Russia are “gorging on pornography” after being given unfiltered access to the internet for the first time.

The claim comes from Gideon Rachman, chief foreign affairs officer at the Financial Times, who said that a “usually reliable source” shared the news with him.

A spokesperson for the US Department of Defense responded after the claims concerning North Korea’s soldiers’ internet habits gained traction. Maj Charlie Dietz said he was unable to verify “any North Korean internet habits or virtual ‘extracurriculars’” in Russia.

“As for internet access, that’s a question best directed to Moscow,” Dietz said. “Right now, our attention remains on supporting Ukraine and addressing the more significant regional security concerns.”

Internet access is not widely available in North Korea, with only permitted high-level officials and foreigners granted access to international websites. North Korean citizens have access to Kwangmyong – an intranet system which is heavily regulated and mostly consists of political propaganda and scientific information.

 
What are the chances any of these soldiers are ever allowed back to their homeland? These people live in an information vacuum and I wonder if any will be allowed to return after getting access to the internet.

I was wondering the same thing. Even in a war zone in Russia they probably have better living conditions than they've ever had. It's hard to believe there won't be any defections.
 
What are the chances any of these soldiers are ever allowed back to their homeland? These people live in an information vacuum and I wonder if any will be allowed to return after getting access to the internet.



It has been reported that North Korean soldiers who have been deployed to Russia are “gorging on pornography” after being given unfiltered access to the internet for the first time.

The claim comes from Gideon Rachman, chief foreign affairs officer at the Financial Times, who said that a “usually reliable source” shared the news with him.

A spokesperson for the US Department of Defense responded after the claims concerning North Korea’s soldiers’ internet habits gained traction. Maj Charlie Dietz said he was unable to verify “any North Korean internet habits or virtual ‘extracurriculars’” in Russia.

“As for internet access, that’s a question best directed to Moscow,” Dietz said. “Right now, our attention remains on supporting Ukraine and addressing the more significant regional security concerns.”

Internet access is not widely available in North Korea, with only permitted high-level officials and foreigners granted access to international websites. North Korean citizens have access to Kwangmyong – an intranet system which is heavily regulated and mostly consists of political propaganda and scientific information.


I wonder what they will do when they use google and find out that their former leader didn't actually land a man on the sun.
 
Idk, I don't wanna be looking at porn with nothing but a bunch of dudes around.
 
What are the chances any of these soldiers are ever allowed back to their homeland? These people live in an information vacuum and I wonder if any will be allowed to return after getting access to the internet.



It has been reported that North Korean soldiers who have been deployed to Russia are “gorging on pornography” after being given unfiltered access to the internet for the first time.

The claim comes from Gideon Rachman, chief foreign affairs officer at the Financial Times, who said that a “usually reliable source” shared the news with him.

A spokesperson for the US Department of Defense responded after the claims concerning North Korea’s soldiers’ internet habits gained traction. Maj Charlie Dietz said he was unable to verify “any North Korean internet habits or virtual ‘extracurriculars’” in Russia.

“As for internet access, that’s a question best directed to Moscow,” Dietz said. “Right now, our attention remains on supporting Ukraine and addressing the more significant regional security concerns.”

Internet access is not widely available in North Korea, with only permitted high-level officials and foreigners granted access to international websites. North Korean citizens have access to Kwangmyong – an intranet system which is heavily regulated and mostly consists of political propaganda and scientific information.


Idk, I don't wanna be looking at porn with nothing but a bunch of dudes around.

good luck dealing with 🇰🇵 them if they make it back to NK :popcorn: :thup:



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What are the chances any of these soldiers are ever allowed back to their homeland?

They will stay in Russia for many years, don't worry
NK troops occupied Russia at behalf of China who afraid to lose its colony after Trump took the office
Tellingly the number of NK's troops can skyrocket and going up to 500,000 or more.
No one can tell exactly how many Kim soldiers are already in Russia, any information is prohibited and disclosing of it can bring behind bar for twenty or more years
 
They will stay in Russia for many years, don't worry
NK troops occupied Russia at behalf of China who afraid to lose its colony after Trump took the office
Tellingly the number of NK's troops can skyrocket and going up to 500,000 or more.
No one can tell exactly how many Kim soldiers are already in Russia, any information is prohibited and disclosing of it can bring behind bar for twenty or more years
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Stormy Daniels continues to defend democracy!;)

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I’m no supporter of North Korea, but this sounds like utter trash. Like much of the reporting on Ukraine.

Ever ask yourself why the media complex never talks about the wars in Myanmar or Somalia? What… those people don’t matter?
 
What are the chances any of these soldiers are ever allowed back to their homeland? These people live in an information vacuum and I wonder if any will be allowed to return after getting access to the internet.



It has been reported that North Korean soldiers who have been deployed to Russia are “gorging on pornography” after being given unfiltered access to the internet for the first time.

The claim comes from Gideon Rachman, chief foreign affairs officer at the Financial Times, who said that a “usually reliable source” shared the news with him.

A spokesperson for the US Department of Defense responded after the claims concerning North Korea’s soldiers’ internet habits gained traction. Maj Charlie Dietz said he was unable to verify “any North Korean internet habits or virtual ‘extracurriculars’” in Russia.

“As for internet access, that’s a question best directed to Moscow,” Dietz said. “Right now, our attention remains on supporting Ukraine and addressing the more significant regional security concerns.”

Internet access is not widely available in North Korea, with only permitted high-level officials and foreigners granted access to international websites. North Korean citizens have access to Kwangmyong – an intranet system which is heavily regulated and mostly consists of political propaganda and scientific information.

So some arsehole from the times was quoting a source he says is usually reliable, it's war propaganda, there is no evidence Koreans are even in Ukraine or Russia.
 
What are the chances any of these soldiers are ever allowed back to their homeland? These people live in an information vacuum and I wonder if any will be allowed to return after getting access to the internet.



It has been reported that North Korean soldiers who have been deployed to Russia are “gorging on pornography” after being given unfiltered access to the internet for the first time.

The claim comes from Gideon Rachman, chief foreign affairs officer at the Financial Times, who said that a “usually reliable source” shared the news with him.

A spokesperson for the US Department of Defense responded after the claims concerning North Korea’s soldiers’ internet habits gained traction. Maj Charlie Dietz said he was unable to verify “any North Korean internet habits or virtual ‘extracurriculars’” in Russia.

“As for internet access, that’s a question best directed to Moscow,” Dietz said. “Right now, our attention remains on supporting Ukraine and addressing the more significant regional security concerns.”

Internet access is not widely available in North Korea, with only permitted high-level officials and foreigners granted access to international websites. North Korean citizens have access to Kwangmyong – an intranet system which is heavily regulated and mostly consists of political propaganda and scientific information.


Wow they should work for the NIA!
 
So some arsehole from the times was quoting a source he says is usually reliable, it's war propaganda, there is no evidence Koreans are even in Ukraine or Russia.
S Korean intelligence. They are in fairly close proximity to the North...
 
What are the chances any of these soldiers are ever allowed back to their homeland? These people live in an information vacuum and I wonder if any will be allowed to return after getting access to the internet.



It has been reported that North Korean soldiers who have been deployed to Russia are “gorging on pornography” after being given unfiltered access to the internet for the first time.

The claim comes from Gideon Rachman, chief foreign affairs officer at the Financial Times, who said that a “usually reliable source” shared the news with him.

A spokesperson for the US Department of Defense responded after the claims concerning North Korea’s soldiers’ internet habits gained traction. Maj Charlie Dietz said he was unable to verify “any North Korean internet habits or virtual ‘extracurriculars’” in Russia.

“As for internet access, that’s a question best directed to Moscow,” Dietz said. “Right now, our attention remains on supporting Ukraine and addressing the more significant regional security concerns.”

Internet access is not widely available in North Korea, with only permitted high-level officials and foreigners granted access to international websites. North Korean citizens have access to Kwangmyong – an intranet system which is heavily regulated and mostly consists of political propaganda and scientific information.



as usual :lol:

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