Magyar’s unit claims dozens of North Korean, Russian troops killed in Kursk Oblast

"Robert Brovdi, commander of the aerial reconnaissance unit known by the call sign “Magyar,” shared a video on his Telegram channel showing what he claims are the bodies of 22 North Korean and Russian soldiers killed during an assault in Kursk Oblast. 

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that, according to preliminary intelligence, Russia has begun deploying North Korean soldiers in assault operations in Kursk Oblast. He confirmed that some of them have already been killed.
The same day, Andrii Kovalenko, head of Ukraine’s Center for Countering Disinformation, urged caution regarding conclusions about North Korean involvement.
“There are plenty of rumors about the ‘endless North Koreans.’ They are far from endless, and they meet their end, just like everyone else,” he said." NV