Russia is concealing the presence of North Korean soldiers by providing them with fake documents.

Special Operations Forces eliminated three North Korean soldiers in the Kursk region and seized their documents. This was reported on Sunday, December 22, by the Special Operations Forces.

The Special Operations Forces identified the real names of the North Korean soldiers killed in Kursk.

«According to decrypted data, the real names of the destroyed North Koreans are Ban Guk Jin, Li De Hyuk, and Cho Ch'ol Ho. They are listed in Russian documents as Kim Kan Solat Albertovich, Dongnk Jan Suropovich, and Belek Aganak Kap-oolovich», – the report states.

The military notes that these military IDs lack all the necessary seals, photographs, and patronymics are presented in the Russian style, while the place of birth is noted as the Republic of Tuva. However, their true origin is revealed by their signatures.

«They are written in Korean, indicating the true origins of these soldiers», – the post adds.

The Special Operations Forces emphasize that this confirms the fact that Russia resorts to any means to conceal the presence of North Korean troops on the battlefield.

Recall that on December 14, Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the involvement of North Korean soldiers in assaults in the Kursk region.

Later, Zelensky revealed that the Russians are burning the faces of North Korean soldiers killed at the front. In this way, they are trying to hide the identities of the North Koreans who died during the assaults on Ukrainian positions in Kursk.

On December 19, operators of the Special Operations Forces, who are carrying out tasks in the Kursk direction, showed the repulsion of a Russian attack that involved a unit of North Korean soldiers. As a result of the Ukrainian fighters' actions, 12 North Korean soldiers were killed, and another two dozen were injured.