Chilling fears Russia is dragging another country into war as Kremlin plans new deployment | World | News
Russia is trying to include Laos in the war with Ukraine under the guise of human cooperation. According to Ukraine’s military intelligence (HUR), the Kremlin plans to deploy troops from the small communist country, which has specialties in military engineering.
The agency believes that Moscow will use troops in the Kursk Oblast region to help demolition operations and will be directed to other fronts of relaxed Russian troops. Last August, Ukraine seized the Russian territory in Kursk in a bold and surprising military operation, but this year he lost great spaces for Vladimir Putin’s powers. Hur said: “Under the guise of humanitarian rhetoric, Russia is trying to legalize the existence of a foreign military group on its territory and use them effectively to fight against Ukraine.”
Military analysts do not believe that the country has a sophisticated army, and it is likely that the deployment is more symbolic than military useful.
It is understood that Russia focuses largely on the hiring of foreign fighters because it continues to lose men to a surprising extent.
According to Ukrainian estimates, Russian losses that were killed and injured at the beginning of this month have exceeded one million for the period since the full -scale invasion in 2022.
Previously using soldiers from North Korea, foreign mercenaries from various countries were seized by Ukrainian forces, including China, Vietnam and Thailand.
According to estimates, more than 1,500 foreign warriors from 48 countries participated in the Russian war.
Ukraine also hired units and foreign fighters from England, the United States and Australia.
Laos is a country surrounded by land with both Moscow and Beijing in Southeast Asia.
Nevertheless, the country receives tens of millions of pounds and wider regional plan from England.
The country is suitable for aid at least £ 86.5 million in the next financial year, but it is unclear how the troops will be affected if the troops are deployed to Russia’s aid.
Although it is a communist country with close ties with Russia, it continues to be a popular tourism center for Western travelers.
