Moment US-supplied HIMARS missile blitzes North Korean soldiers sent to their deaths by Putin in icy Ukraine frontline

THIS is the moment North Korean troops, sent to fight on the frozen Ukranian frontline, were reportedly nuked by US-supplied HIMARS missiles.

Aerial footage appeared to show how the foreign soldiers, fighting for Vladimir Putin’s evil invasion, were blitzed by cluster warheads.

Night vision footage of two HIMARS missiles striking a target.
This is the moment Ukrainian Armed Forces launched two HIMARS missiles with cluster warheads into Russia
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Ukrainian HIMARS missiles striking targets in snowy terrain.
This strike reportedly killed North Korean troops sent to fight for Mad Vlad
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HIMARS missiles striking targets.
An unsettling image is believed to show dead North Korean soldiers after fighting for Russia in the Kursk region
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a m142 himars rocket is being launched from a truck

Around 10,000 North Korean troops are thought to have been sent to help Mad Vlad’s army.

Dramatic footage reportedly showed how Ukraine has fought against this legion of the Korean People’s Army.

The two-missile strike hit near the settlements of Malaya Loknya and Kruglen’koye in the Kursk region, according to Radio Liberty.

This is not the first time Ukraine has used the US-made M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) against these terrorists.

The $100m air defence system is made up of long-range missiles capable of striking targets miles away from the frontline and designed to avoid detection.

Disturbing footage appeared to show dead troops on the ground almost instantly after the explosion.

A separate video purportedly shows North Korean troops moving over a snow field in the same Malaya Loknya area.

Volodymyr Zelensky’s troops had their first “full-scale battle” with North Korean soldiers in the Kursk region on 14 December, according to Ukrainian journalist Yuriy Butusov.

Butusov said: “More than 200 North Korean soldiers attacked Ukrainian positions from several directions.

“The enemy’s goal was to capture one of the forest belt sections.

“Russian troops provided powerful fire support and actively used electronic warfare (EW) equipment, including ground stations and Mi-8TPR helicopters.”

This has not been the first time Ukrainian forces have shot HIMARS missiles into Putin’s land.

A huge Russian train carrying £3.2 million worth of oil was blown up in a precision strike using these long-range missiles.

This nuke destroyed the locomotive and rear wagon while Ukranian drones were deployed to finish the job.

Footage released by Ukraine’s spies showed the railway wreck in a massive blaze on the tracks after the blitz.

This strategic attack also blocked a key rail line used by the Russian military.

UN’S FACELESS TROOPS

Putin’s forces have reportedly burnt the faces of dead North Korean soldiers on their frontline to hide war losses, The Sun has previously reported.

This shocking claim has emerged from reports that revealed a strain in the seemingly solid camaraderie.

Map showing North Korean troops' deployment on the Russia-Ukraine frontline near Kursk.

Close-up video of a North Korean soldier in the Kursk region.
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The is the first clear image of a North Korean soldier fighting for Russia[/caption]

Close-up of a North Korean soldier.
An unmasked North Korean soldier was filmed fighting for Putin
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Ukrainian officials and footage suggest Russian troops are covering up the deaths “burning” some faces of fallen North Korean soldiers to erase identifying features.

Putin’s army has also allegedly placed masks on these dead soldiers.

President Zelensky condemned the barbaric treatment of North Korean fighters.

He said: “Russia is not only involving North Korean soldiers in assaults on Ukrainian positions but also trying to hide the losses of these people.

“After the battles with our guys, the Russians are also trying to… literally burn the faces of the killed North Korean soldiers.

“This is a demonstration of the contempt that now reigns in Russia—contempt for everything human.

“There is no reason for Koreans to fight and die for Putin and even after their death, all that awaits them from Russia is mockery.”

Aerial view of destroyed military vehicle and possible casualties in snowy terrain.
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A disturbing image is thought to show dead North Korean and Russian soldiers side-by-side after fighting in the Kursk region[/caption]

Blurred image of a body in the snow.
Russia has reportedly burnt the faces of fallen North Korean soldiers to cover losses
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Aerial view of people on a snowy surface, with a small Santa Claus figure in the foreground.
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Separate footage showed Ukrainian drones adorned with a Santa Claus toy before hitting North Korean targets[/caption]

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