[ytn real-time news] putin actually admits it...ukra "already deployed"

■ Russian President Putin virtually admitted to sending North Korean troops to Russia for the first time, saying it was up to North Korea and Russia to take care of it. Ukraine says it has seen North Korean troops in the border city of Kursk and claims that North Korean troops have already been deployed to the battlefield.

■ Political circles have argued over a text message from Han Ki-ho, a member of the People's Power, to use the dispatch of North Korean troops for psychological warfare against North Korea. Lee Jae-myung, the leader of the Democratic Party, insisted that Han be expelled, and criticized that the power of the people is driving the Democratic Party to political strife while being silent about sending bullet fans.

■ Last night, a fire broke out at a U.S. military supply warehouse in downtown Busan, and extinguished the fire for two days. Under the sofa agreement, all fire investigations are expected to be handed over to the U.S. military.

■ Kim Soo-mi, a much-loved actress who was called the grandmother of the nation, died at the age of 75. Recently, rumors of health abnormalities have been raised, and sudden hyperglycemic shock is said to be the cause of death.

■ From today, you can apply for loss insurance on the smartphone app without a paper medical certificate from the hospital. Currently, only 3% of medical institutions can apply for computerization, but the government has said it will increase the target to 60% within this year.