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Of course, they’re renting slaves.
Selling. You don't expect them to live, or being allowed back when they have seen something else than the brutal world in NK...
so.. is dprk sending their very best elite soldiers, or the rejects that can't even lace up their own boots?
Send your worst troops under your best commanders so the officers gain practical experience while sending Gomers to their doom.
I thought I saw or read that their special forces were using snorkels to sneak in the water. I know that doesn't answer your question, but I wanted to pile on a little.
That sounds like something the best elite soldiers would have done 100 years ago, and the rejects today.
No shit?
Pleading, begging, and bargaining for North Korean soldiers is a sure sign that the Russians are doing very well with their special military operation.
What do you mean? The 1000th day of the glorious 3-day special operation must be going well
Step 1: Ukraine captures as many Korean soldiers as possible Step 2: show them that they are being played by their own government Step 3: release them back Step 4 : ???
Source: not a strategist
show the russian soldiers that their new north korean comrades are paid more than they are.
Found the strategist! Create internal struggles already within the soldiers, nice
I wonder what the pleasant folks over at Hexbear think about this…
Paying a soldier just makes them a mercenary. The best soldiers kill others with sheer ideology.
I mean, they are soldiers. They get their compensation by being a soldier (assuming that they get any pay at all. which is... debatable?).
Why would anyone assume that the money goes to the soldiers?