North Korea indirectly admits to U.S. troop dispatch question at U.N.

At the UN Security Council meeting, the U.S. representative asked the North Korean representative if there was any dispatch to Russia, and the North Korean representative indirectly admitted the dispatch, saying, "We will be faithful to the obligations of the North Korea-Russia treaty."

U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations Robert Wood asked North Korea's Ambassador to the United Nations Kim Sung at a Security Council meeting, "Did North Korea deploy troops to Russia?"

Ambassador Kim, who exercised his right to answer, admitted indirectly to sending troops, saying, "We will faithfully maintain our obligations under the 'Treaty on Comprehensive Strategic Partnership' between North Korea and Russia."

Ukrainian Ambassador to the United Nations Sergei Kislicha shot at the North Korean representative next to him, saying, "He is a spokesman for the criminal regime," and that the North Korean regime would soon collapse.

Ambassador to the United Nations Hwang Joon-guk urged Russia and North Korea to stop illegal military cooperation and withdraw immediately, saying, "North Korean troops are deployed to Kursk and are participating in the fighting and are aware of casualty intelligence."