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13 janvier 2025
Le renseignement sud-coréen affirme que 300 soldats nord-coréens ont été tués dans le conflit
La Corée du Nord est accusée par Kiev et Washington d'avoir envoyé plus de 10 000 soldats sur le front en soutien à la Russie.
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