In the Special Operations Forces, new notes of the North Korean soldier killed in the Kursk region have been deciphered

This was reported by SOF.

As noted by the Special Operations Forces, during the battles in the Kursk region, a special forces operative from North Korea, Gyong Hong Jong, was eliminated.

From the decrypted records of the private, it was revealed that North Korea is sending its military to assist Russia so they can gain combat experience and remain ready for a potential war.

"Meanwhile, North Korean servicemen are ordered to carry out tasks even at the cost of their own lives thousands of kilometers from home for the party and the interests of Kim Jong Un, which indicates the dictator’s real attitude towards his troops," the SOF reported.

Furthermore, the North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un is concealing the fact that his troops are being sent to Russia to participate in the war against Ukraine.

The Special Operations Forces deciphered and published the fourth part of the notebook of the eliminated North Korean serviceman:

Task. "At the same time, the most important of them (fronts) is the front of anti-imperialist and class struggle, and the most important task is combat readiness. I emphasize again that the most important, vital task for our Armed Forces is readiness in case of war," the notebook states.

Motto. "All forces - to complete war preparations." This is demanded by the revolution, this is demanded by the current circumstances, this is the battle motto that should be raised high on the banner of our Armed Forces at all levels," the soldier added.

Some information cannot be disclosed as it is sensitive and classified.

"To be not a battalion that takes on obligations only in words, but a battalion that knows how to act and fight immediately upon receiving an order, to prepare universal battalions that can perfectly execute any task even at the cost of death - this is the goal that each battalion in our Armed Forces must reach, this is the spirit of this congress," wrote the North Korean soldier.