Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Wesley Clark told Newsmax on Monday that the infusion of 10,000 North Korean troops into the Ukraine-Russia war is a “big escalation” geopolitically but not enough to “move the needle” tactically.
That is, unless they’re deployed to the Kursk region of Russia, where they could have a “decided impact” against Ukrainian soldiers, he said.
Clark joined “The Record With Greta Van Susteren” on the same day that NATO announced that North Korean soldiers have indeed been deployed to Kursk, the Russian border region that Ukraine seized over the summer.
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