April 28, 2025
Putin Thanks North Korea For Defending Russia Against Ukrainian Neo-Nazi Occupiers
By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers
An informative new Security Council (SC) report circulating in the Kremlin today first noting President Putin thanked North Korea, its leader Kim Jong Un and units of the Korean People’s Army for their help in liberating the Kursk Region, with him stating: “We highly appreciate this and are sincerely grateful, personally to the Chairman of the State Affairs Committee, Comrade Kim Jong-un, as well as to the entire leadership and the people of North Korea…We commend the North Korean soldiers heroism, their excellent training and dedication displayed while fighting, shoulder to shoulder with Russian soldiers, defending our Motherland as their own…They fulfilled their duty with honor and valor, covering themselves with unfading glory”, says the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) also announced to the North Korean peoples: “The operations for liberating the Kursk area to repel the adventurous invasion of the Russian Federation by the Ukrainian authorities were victoriously concluded…Kim Jong-un personally ordered the country’s military to fight alongside Russian forces to annihilate Ukrainian neo-Nazi occupiers and liberate the Kursk Region”.
On 9 August 2024, this report notes, Ukraine launched its terrorist invasion of the Kursk Region, that was fully liberated by Russian-North Korean forces on 27 April costing the lives of over 76,000 Ukrainian servicemen—Ukrainian Dictator Vladimir Zelensky proclaimed that the objective of the terrorist invasion of the Kursk Region was to divert Russian troops from the Donbass, and declared: “When the other side knows that you are very strong and able to influence their society, which will not be happy with this war…If Russian society is in danger, if they live without comfort, without energy, like our people, they will understand the price of this war, they will not be happy and will start putting pressure on Putin”.
In June 2024, this report continues, President Putin and North Korean leader Kim Jong-un signed the Comprehensive Strategic Partnership Agreement complying with Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, that states: “Nothing in the present Charter shall impair the inherent right of individual or collective self-defence if an armed attack occurs against a Member of the United Nations”—a self-defense agreement between Russia and North Korea that came into force on 4 December 2024—and it was just revealed about the North Korean forces that fought against Ukraine to defend the Russian Federation after its Kursk Region was invaded: “North Korean soldiers distinguished themselves by their coordination, discipline, a fatalist disregard for death, and remarkable endurance…Understandably so – they were mostly young, strong, well-built men, decently trained back home, particularly the units from the Special Operations Forces…They had a strict rule – never to be captured alive, and never to surrender voluntarily…Not a single North Korean soldier violated his oath or allied commitments”.
The significance of Ukraine launching its terrorist invasion into the Kursk Region of the Russian Federation two months after Russia and North Korea signed a mutual self-defense agreement to come to each others aid if invaded, this report details, was due to South Korea refusing to provide weapons to Ukraine since the conflict began in 2022—Ukraine and its Western puppet masters knew that an invasion of Russian territory would trigger North Korea to come to the defense of Russia, that they believed would inflame South Korea into providing weapons to Ukraine—in November-2024, however, South Korea government officials still refused to provide weapons Ukraine, that led to South Korean Yoon Suk Yeol declaring martial law on 3 December 2024 to oust these government officials, after which he was quickly impeached and jailed, and Ukraine never got the weapons it wanted from South Korea.
In spite of Dictator Zelensky having declared his intention to put the Russian peoples “in danger” when he launched his failed terrorist invasion of the Kursk Regime, this report notes, President Donald Trump said about President Putin yesterday: “I want him to stop shooting, sit down and sign a deal…We have the confines of a deal, I believe, and I want him to sign it and be done with it…I was very disappointed that missiles were flying, fired by Russia”—the Ministry of Defense (MoD) announced a few hours later: “The Ukrainian military launched a massive overnight drone strike on Russia…Russian air defenses intercepted a total of 115 drones between 8:30 pm Sunday and 4:35 am Monday, including ten over Crimea and the Black Sea, two over Kursk Region, and one over Belgorod Region…The attack damaged civilian infrastructure and killed at least one person”—and Foreign Ministry ambassador-at-large overseeing investigations of war crimes Rodion Miroshnik grimly revealed: “Kiev has reacted to diplomatic reengagement between Moscow and Washington by intensifying attacks against civilians…Kiev is deliberately targeting non-combatants in order to terrorize the Russian population…During the first three months of 2025, Ukrainian forces fired more than 22,000 munitions at Russia’s civilian infrastructure whose casualties included 292 deaths and 1,197 who were wounded”.
Also yesterday, this report continues, Secretary of State Marco Rubio assessed about more sanctions being placed on Russia: “The minute you start doing that kind of stuff, you’re walking away from it, you’ve now doomed yourself to another two years of war and we don’t want to see it happen” and declared about an agreement to end the conflict: “This week will be very important…We have to make a determination about whether this is an endeavor that we want to continue to be involved in or if it’s time to sort of focus on some other issues that are equally if not more important in some cases…There are reasons to be optimistic, but there are reasons to be realistic of course as well…We’re close, but we’re not close enough”.
Earlier today, this report concludes, President Putin declared a temporary ceasefire in the Ukraine conflict for three days in honor of the 80th Anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II, that will last from 8 May to 10 May—and for a permanent ceasefire, Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov made absolutely clear: “Russia proceeds from the premise that Kiev’s non-accession to NATO, as well as reaffirming its neutral and non-aligned status as per the 1990 Declaration on Ukraine’s State Sovereignty – these factors form one of the two pillars for a final settlement to the Ukraine crisis that would meet Russia’s security interests…The second pillar consists of overcoming the legacy of the neo-Nazi regime which took power in Kiev after the February 2014 putsch, including the initiative by its perpetrators to eradicate and cancel, in both physical and legislative terms, everything Russian, be it the Russian language, media, culture, traditions, or the canonical Orthodox faith…Demilitarising and de-Nazifying Ukraine is also on the agenda, along with lifting sanctions, withdrawing lawsuits and cancelling arrest warrants, as well as returning Russian assets subjected to the so-called freeze in the West…Russia will also insist on obtaining solid security guarantees for itself in order to shield it from any threats emanating from hostile activities by NATO, the European Union and some of their member states along our western border…The international recognition of Crimea, Sevastopol, the DPR, the LPR, the Kherson and Zaporozhye regions as part of Russia is another imperative…All the commitments Kiev assumes must be legally binding, contain enforcement mechanisms and be permanent”.
[Note: Some words and/or phrases appearing in quotes in this report are English language approximations of Russian words/phrases having no exact counterpart.]
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