Ukranian troops approached the North Korean military's body... and collected 'important information' [Now News]

Ukrainian forces are striking North Korean soldiers sent to Russia and collecting genetic samples from their bodies and converting them into a database, Ukrainian media Rignet reported on the 21st (local time).

Ukraine's Special Operations Command posted on its Facebook page, "Members of the 73rd Naval Special Operations Center defeat the enemy and secure important data.I posted a minute and 51 seconds of video with a comment.

The video showed explosives fired from the air hitting soldiers and others in the forest.

Video footage also showed a group of people approaching a body lying in the forest and collecting saliva with a cotton swab, cutting off the body's hair, and retrieving a bundle of paper the body had.

Rignette explained that the footage was shot in the Russian state of Kursk.

"After a precision attack on the enemy, our members carried out a regional cleanup operation," the Ukrainian military's special operations unit said. "We counted the number of enemy forces removed during the special operation and collected information on their weapons and personal data."

Rignet said such personal data collection is particularly targeted at North Korean troops.

It is explained that it is an operation aimed at identifying the identity of the North Korean military and securing data for future investigations.

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