North Korea to send engineering troops to help Russia in Ukraine| Ukraine: The Latest, Podcast

Macgregor should run our DOD.

Washing machines with shovel wings

James Rothwell's contribution provided an interesting pespective from Berlin. It's tempting to see the rise of the Right in Europe through a hybrid warfare lens. R (Australia)

It seems like Ukraine should abandon the thermal power plants and install PV, wind and batteries.

Great podcast as usual guys. Good work Roland

This headline was traced back to a South Korean source and debunked yesterday! Quality journalism.

Good work Roland!

So it now appears that this spring Kharkhiv offensive for the Russians much resembles the German Kursk offensive in 1943, at least as far as the outcome of two attacking pincers failing to break through and link up. Of course in scale this offensive is far far smaller. We also know today that Kursk was the last time the Germans were able to mount an offensive of that size, and it used all the attacking power they could muster at the time. We can hope that today's offensive resembles Kursk in that way too when the history of this war is written.

is switching the time of posting still confusing the bot-skis?

Thanks Roland great job..

How is it that random people can phone Cameron. Surely, his calls go through some sort of filtering process.

They should issue an arrest warrant for Bomber Harris

I didn't get how it is north korean troops on the occupied territories of Ukraine is an "indirect" involvement

Soon, there will be French "engineers"

Thanks so much for creating and sharing this informative video. Great job. Keep it up. Slava Ukraini

The insertion of north korean 'engineers' may have russkie engineers asking 'where do I go now'? Report for duty, train for several weeks, arm up, bon voyage.

How will they stop them from running away.

The kack of power come winter will be serious. I hope they can sort some thing out. Heating in winter is essential. As the man said, catastrophe.

Russia picking all the bad ones for their team. What is crazy is how many from other countries Russia is paying for (although plenty are being tricked out of payment), and they are being killed in the hopes it keeps his figures lower and the graveyards from being full of Russians (even though graveyards are still being expanded daily). The sad thing is 95% of them are from poor countries, and they are obviously being sold on the premise of "big money, with no risk"

thankyou for your ongoing reporting :) Slava Ukraini