Belarusian dictator Alexander Lukashenko does not believe that Vladimir Putin will engage North Korean troops to bolster the Russian army. In his view, NATO would respond to such a move by deploying its forces in Ukraine,

Self-proclaimed president of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, "strongly hinted" that Belarusian troops will not fight in Ukraine and expressed doubt over Russian leader Vladimir Putin’s plans to involve North Korean troops in the war against Ukraine.

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In October, the intensity of artillery shelling conducted by the Russians in Ukraine dropped significantly. Analysts from the Defense Express portal pointed to precise data, which, in their opinion, clearly demonstrates the effectiveness of the recent attacks on Russian ammunition depots.