"Ukra-gun makes a dialogue manual to prepare for the arrival of North Korean troops."

A document that is believed to have been prepared in case the Ukrainian military encounters or captures North Korean troops sent to Russia has been posted on social media, drawing attention.

"Ukrainian forces have begun issuing guidelines in anticipation of the arrival of North Korean soldiers," the pro-Russian Telegram account "Operation Z - Military Correspondent of the Russian Spring," which shares the war situation in Ukraine, posted three photos of related documents.

The document consists of three parts: a Ukrainian phrase, a translated Korean expression, and a Ukrainian notation of the Korean expression.

The total number of questions is 60, and item 1 is Korean "Drop your weapons!" 12 is "What's your mission?" and 16 is "Are you hungry?"

The account sarcastically said, "This document made by Kyiv will be useful when the North Korean military interrogates 'great Ukrainians.'

While the authenticity of the document has not been confirmed, media outlets including Russia's Renta, Vesti and Gazeta-Ru have also reported on it.