Comments by "Graeme Peters" (@graemepeters5717) on "North Korean troops in Russia to fight in Ukraine war, new footage shows | BBC News" video.

  1. Typical BBC propaganda, trying to create an image with smoke and mirrors! It has been confirmed that 1,200 N. Korean special forces troops will train with Russia's special forces. Are these those same troops? How did they get footage inside where they are being kitted out? Their entry into Russia was into Kamchatka. That's about 4,300 miles from Ukraine!!! Russia gets more people volunteering to join the army EACH MONTH than the total number of N. Korean troops claimed. Why would Russia need them? Russia's 'pressure' on troops to join as contract soldiers instead of as conscripts is in the form of a large cash bonus up front! Olga Ivshiner was the BBC journalist who revealed 5 independent witnesses who saw a Ukrainian jet approach MH17, moments before it fell from the sky. Her report was deleted by the BBC 'because "it didn't meet the BBC's editorial policy"! "Ukraine as a democratic country" - That had its democratically elected President overthrown in 2014, who voted for Zelensky because of his promise to end the conflict in Donbas, where the people of Donbas voted to separate from Kiev rule, then voted again to join the Russian federation, but can't now vote as the expired President refuses to hold elections!
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