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The troops sent to fight in Kursk are believed to be some of North Korea's more dedicated, better-trained soldiers, but they've suffered heavy losses in bloody "human wave" assaults. Ukraine's ...

For the first time in more than five years, foreign tourists can visit North Korea, albeit to the city of Rason, one of the secretive communist state's least visited places. Koryo Tours ...

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North Korea has withdrawn its troops on the Kursk front line, says the South Korean spy agency. This follows heavy losses in combat. North Korea deployed more than 10 000 troops to assist Russia.

South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS) told AFP news agency that the North Korean units have halted combat operations in Russia’s Kursk region “since mid-January”.

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Neither North Korea nor China have commented on the plans. Koryo Tours said the February tour in Rason would be “the first trip back to North Korea since the borders closed in January 2020”.

Rubio made his remarks during a January 30 appearance on The Megyn Kelly Show, where he described North Korea and Iran as "rogue states" that pose major challenges to U.S. foreign policy.