"We can't rule out the possibility that the storm squad will fight directly."

[Anchor]
North Korean troops sent to Russia are likely to be deployed soon,

There is also growing interest in what role
will play on the battlefield.

Considering the nature of the special forces, it has been analyzed that the possibility of direct combat cannot be ruled out.

I'll listen to it myself.

[Hong Min / Senior Researcher at the Korea Institute of Unification] These are major forces belonging to the Special Operations Force, especially the Storm Corps. Their main roles are to put them in the rear of the enemy's camp and perform major facilities, factors, and various tasks. So whether they simply stop at the level of supporting the operation from the rear, or supporting the operation, there may be parts that go deep into the enemy camp and play a special role whenever necessary, but it may simply serve as an indirect support for the Russian forces from the rear. However, considering the basic characteristics of storm troops and special operations forces, it cannot be ruled out that they are directly put into the front line and act as combat agents in full. And given Kursk's status as it is now and the nature of the battle, I can think that the possibility of direct front-line deployment is probably higher.