WSJ: A North Korean general was wounded by Ukraine’s attack on the Kursk region

Screenshot from the video Forces of unmanned systems

As a result of Ukraine’s missile attacks on the territory of the Kursk region, a high-ranking North Korean general was injured – for the first time in the West, the wounding of a high-ranking North Korean military officer was confirmed.

Source: “European Truth” writes The Wall Street Journal with reference to an anonymous Western official

Details: According to a WSJ interlocutor, a North Korean general was wounded during a recent strike by Ukraine in the Kursk region. He did not specify the details of exactly how he was wounded and which general it was about.

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This is the first time in the West that the wounding of a high-ranking North Korean military officer has been confirmed, notes The Wall Street Journal.

The newspaper reported the day before that North Korea sent Colonel General Kim Yong-bok to Russia to command the North Korean troops. This general is one of the 10 most important military figures in the DPRK and is often an aide to Kim Jong-un.

The day before, Western media confirmed the attacks by Storm Shadow missiles on a military facility in Kurshchyna.

It was reported that the target of the strike could be the estate of Baryatinsky in Maryino, where the command post of Russian and North Korean troops operating in the Kursk region could be located.

The forces of unmanned systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine showed how the Armed Forces of Ukraine inflicted damage on the command post of the Russians near Marynoy, Kursk Region.