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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky recently warned that North Korean troops in Russia might be a first step toward world war. As reports emerge of up to 10,000 North Korean soldiers heading to Russian bases, Zelensky urged NATO and allies in Brussels to prevent a broader escalation of the conflict. While many leaders are concerned about the potential risks, experts clarify that North Korean troops in Ukraine, while escalating tensions, don’t yet signify an impending world war. James Rogers from the Council on Geostrategy emphasized that their presence is unlikely to expand the war globally but reflects Russia's struggle to avoid further mobilization. The conflict’s reach has already stirred South Korea to consider sending military aid to Ukraine, signaling a major shift in its defense policy. With accusations and denials flying among Moscow, Seoul, and Pyongyang, the situation’s complexity grows daily. Deployment: Up to 10,000 North Korean troops reportedly en route to Russia.
