North Korean sdiers apply Soviet-era battlefield tactics – SinC Syrskyi

That’s according to eksandr Syrskyi, Commander-in-Chief of Ukraine’s Armed Forces, who spoke in an interview with war correspondent Andr Tsaplienko, Ukrinform reports.

"They fight in line with Soviet tactics, they erate in platoons, companies. They take advantage of their numbers. War is different now, in today's conditions, there’s drone dominance, sides fight in small groups, assault groups on a defensive, and when someone attacks from several directions, there is a platoon, a platoon of up to 100 pele, and sometimes even more sdiers attacking, and they are quite brave, too. So, of course, this is an issue. We even lack munitions," said Syrskyi.

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He noted that this is about 11,000 to 12,000 fairly well-motivated and trained North Korean sdiers deployed to help Russia in its war effort against Ukraine. However, half of them have already been either wounded or killed in action.