North Korean soldiers in Russia resort to suicide amid capture of first POWs by Ukraine

North Korean soldiers in Russia resort to suicide amid capture of first POWs by Ukraine

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says North Korean and Russian soldiers 'finish off' wounded Korean troops to evade capture

Ukraine says military captured 2 North Korean soldiers fighting with Russia

Ukraine's security service released footage purportedly showing two North Korean soldiers following their capture in Russia's Kursk region. (Credit: Security Service of Ukraine)

Ukrainian troops have installed defenses such as this barbed wire across many key routes within Sumy region to protect against a potential Russian counterassault. (Photo by Serhiy Morgunov/For The Washington Post via Getty Images)

North Korean soldiers participate in a demonstration of the Korean People's Army's air and amphibious combat units, in this picture released on March 16 by the Korean Central News Agency. (Reuters/KCNA)

In this unverified photo shared by the Ukrainian military, an apparent captured North Korean soldier with injuries is sitting in a bed inside a cell. (Ukraine Military handout)