01/3/2025 

The diary of North Korean soldier Kyong Hong Jong, who was killed by the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Kursk, contained notes about his actions on the battlefield and instructions to carry out all tasks at the cost of his own life. So dictator Kim Jong-un sends his soldiers to Russia to gain combat experience and be ready for a possible war.

A new fragment of Private Jong’s diary was shown by the press service of the Special Operations Forces Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The DPRK leader himself has still not acknowledged the fact that he is sending his soldiers to help the Russian army.

“North Korean military personnel are ordered to carry out tasks even at the cost of their own lives thousands of kilometers from home for the sake of the party and Kim Jong-un’s interests, which shows the dictator’s real attitude towards his own troops,” the report says.

The following is a translation of an entry from the notebook of North Korean military commander Gyong Hong Jong, where the most important thing is the “front of anti-imperialist and class struggle,” and the most important task is combat readiness and readiness in the event of war.

“All forces – to complete preparations for war!”, this is what the revolution demands, this is what the current circumstances demand, this is the battle slogan that should be raised high on the banner of our armed forces at all levels,” wrote Jong.

The North Korean military was convinced that it was necessary to be not a battalion that acted only on words, but a battalion that went into battle immediately after the order and carried out “any task, even at the cost of death.”

“This is the goal that every battalion in our armed forces must achieve, this is the spirit of this congress,” Jong noted.

As OBOZ.UA reported, previously, an “instruction” for combating drones was found in the diary of North Korean soldier Gyong Hong Jong. It talks about the use of live bait. The entries are accompanied by illustrations, which describe step-by-step the method of eliminating drones.