Ukraine Transfers Two North Korean Soldiers to South Korea
Ukrainian president announces transfer of captured soldiers, citing undisclosed agreement with South Korea.
The Brief
- Ukraine transferred two North Korean soldiers to South Korea, per Zelenskyy.
- Soldiers were captured while fighting for Russia in Ukraine.
- Seoul expressed regret over public disclosure of the transfer.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the transfer of two North Korean soldiers to South Korea during a speech at the United Nations General Assembly.
The soldiers were captured while fighting for Russia in the war against Ukraine, according to Zelenskyy.
Zelenskyy stated that one of the soldiers attempted suicide upon capture but survived.
South Korea expressed regret that the transfer had been made public, despite an agreement to keep the matter confidential.
The disclosure has raised questions about the handling of sensitive military information between the two nations.
No further details were provided about the soldiers' current status or the terms of the agreement.
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