Ukraine has received approval to strike new targets as its conflict with Russia escalates, marking a crucial shift in its military strategy. This authorization coincides with reports that North Korea is preparing to send an additional wave of troops to Russia, where 1,500 special forces soldiers are already stationed in Russia’s Far East region, according to South Korean intelligence. An estimated 10,000 North Korean troops may ultimately deploy, adding further international layers to the ongoing crisis.
This North Korean involvement has prompted the U.S. to issue a stark warning: these troops could become targets if they engage in any offensive actions against Ukraine. As tensions mount, Ukraine now has the green light to expand its target range, potentially affecting Russian forces and any allied personnel deployed to support Russia’s war effort.
The situation brings heightened risks and could spark a broader geopolitical response, with Ukraine’s intensified military approach reflecting the critical stakes of this widening conflict.
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