North Korea is reportedly sending troops to support Russia in its war against Ukraine, with expectations of receiving food, cash, and increased political leverage in return. This move is part of a broader alignment of countries, including China and Iran, that are showing support for Russia, raising concerns in the West. Australia has expressed deep concern over this emerging axis, which could shift the geopolitical landscape. North Korea's involvement in the conflict is seen as a high-stakes gamble for its leader, Kim Jong-un, as he sends inexperienced recruits into a complex war. The situation underscores the growing global tensions surrounding the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
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China’s Delicate Balancing Act: Navigating North Korea’s Role in Russia-Ukraine Conflict
In October 1950, barely a year after the conclusion of the Chinese Civil War, Mao Zedong made the decision to send the first Chinese soldiers to support North Korea in the Korean War. The ensuing battle claimed the lives of between 180,
