Ukraine: The Latest Massacre in Russia: North Korean troops 'decimated' in frontal attack in Kursk
Dec 16, 2024
Adélie Pojzman-Pontay, a journalist and narrative podcast producer at The Telegraph, discusses the shocking involvement of North Korean troops in the Ukraine conflict. She delves into the heavy casualties faced by these forces during a frontal assault in Kursk. The conversation highlights the uneasy coordination between North Korean and Russian militaries and the intense combat dynamics in the region. Adélie also reflects on the personal and collaborative challenges in reporting amidst the ongoing war, especially after the tragic loss of her colleague, David Knowles.
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Kharkiv Trip
- David Knowles wanted to visit Kharkiv earlier in 2024, but security concerns prevented the trip.
- However, Knowles suggested Humanity & Inclusion as the Telegraph's Christmas charity, which facilitated a later Kharkiv trip.
Kyiv Scrapyard Visit
- David Knowles and Adélie Pojzman-Pontay visited a Kyiv laboratory filled with missile remnants in February 2024.
- They examined North Korean missile parts, highlighting the flow of Western components into enemy weapons.
Western Components in Russian Missiles
- The presence of Western-made components in Russian missiles was a key concern for the Ukrainian government.
- They highlighted this issue to international journalists, emphasizing the need to address sanctions loopholes.