North Korea has opened a museum dedicated to the war with Ukraine
North Korea has opened a museum dedicated to the war with Ukraine, which details the elimination of Korean mercenaries by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
This information came to light through reports by Russian propaganda media.
“State Duma Chairman Vyacheslav Volodin has arrived on a working visit to the DPRK, where he will take part in the grand opening ceremony of the memorial complex and the Museum of the Heroic Feats of Heroes of the Overseas Military Operation, dedicated to the bravery of Korean soldiers who participated in the liberation of the Kursk region from the neo-Nazis,” TASS reported.
During his meeting with North Korean officials, Volodin himself expressed gratitude to the authorities and people of the DPRK for their assistance in the fight against neo-Nazi invaders.
As a reminder, the Russian Ministry of Culture refused to issue a distribution certificate for the film “Leaving North Korea,” which was scheduled to be released on April 30.
Russian Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev made a working visit to North Korea, where talks with the country’s leadership are scheduled.
The state news agency of the aggressor country, TASS, and the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) signed an agreement on strategic cooperation, which provides for the exchange of information and delegations.
