Ukrainian and Russian War Last: Russian missile attack in the midst of a warning of a North Korean -backed summer attack, killing three cases

The South Korean intelligence agency warned that Russia could prepare a major summer attack on Ukraine with the help of North Korean troops.

The National Intelligence Service (NIS) said Moscow could prepare a major attack on Ukraine in July or August.

NIS told South Korean politicians that North Korea is likely to send 6,000 extra military personnel to Russia.

The establishment of North Korea from its troops to the Ukrainian territory will represent the “important inflation of the battlefield”, the Institute of War Study.

“North Korean and Russian military commanders, who are allowed to send North Korean forces to Ukraine, show an important inflation on the battlefield that may improve the ability of Russian forces to sustain offensive operations in several ways, which the Russian army has traditionally tried to do,” he said.

According to South Korean information, North Korea may send an unknown number of North Korean forces to Russia to fight Ukraine in early July or August 2025, and North Korea continues to back Russia with artillery and missile ammunition.

The governor said a Russian missile attack killed three people and injured at least 14 people in the city of Samar in the Ukrainian Deniprotsk area on Friday.

This was the second Russian missile attack in the industrial city in central Ukraine in the past three days. District officials did not detail the damage.

Ukraine has announced that it had pushed Russian forces back on the battlefield, saying they had prevented progress to the third Semitic area, one of the hottest war zones along the front line.

Ukraine’s senior military commander, Colonel Ukraine Sursky, said that Ukraine’s successes in Sumy prevented about 50,000 Russian soldiers from being sent to other areas, including elite and maritime brigades.

This is what we know about the area caught in heavy attacks.

1. Sami, the capital of the Ukrainian region of the same name, had about 250,000 before the war.
2. Is about 20 kilometers (12 miles) from the front line. Russia’s pressure on the region earlier this year prompted Ukraine to strengthen its defenses there.
3. Sumy is bordering the Russian Corksk region, where a Ukrainian surprise attack last year since World War II, in the first occupation of Russia’s land, the pocket of the land.
4. Russian President Vladimir Putin said the border is vulnerable to the Ukrainian attack and the creation of a buffer area could help Russia prevent more border attacks there.
5. “A special defense group has been formed to improve security in Sumy and surrounding communities, focusing on improving the fortifications and accelerating the construction of defense barriers,” said General Sursky.

According to Ukrainian senior military commander yesterday, Ukrainian forces stopped Russia’s recent advance to the northern Sami region and consolidated the front line near the border with Russia.

Lt. Col. Ulxander Sursky, commander of the Ukrainian armed forces, said Ukraine’s successes in Sumy prevented about 50,000 Russian soldiers from being sent to other areas, including elite and marine brigades.

Sami, the capital of the Ukrainian region of the same name, had about 250,000 before the war. Is about 20 kilometers (12 miles) from the front line.

Russia’s pressure on the region earlier this year prompted Ukraine to strengthen its defenses there.

The governor of the district said traffic in the Don River in the Kalchapsky area of ​​the Russian Volgograd district was temporarily restricted this morning to eliminate the ruins of the “massive” drone attack.

“The sapiers are at work,” said Volgograd Governor Andrei Bochrov. He added: “As a result of the attack, no injuries have occurred.”

It was not immediately clear whether the bridge was damaged in the Don River, the fifth longest Europe.

The Russian Defense Ministry said in a post in a telegram that its air defense units destroyed 39 Ukrainian drones over the night over the Russian territory and the Crimean Peninsula, including 13 Volgograd areas.

EU leaders called for even more efforts to help meet the needs of the Ukrainian army and expressed their support for their efforts to join their ranks.

However, the talks stepped up with new sanctions against Russia and have now reduced the EU’s main agenda for months.

At a summit in Brussels yesterday, leaders said it was important to help Ukraine “aerial defense and anti -aircraft and large caliber ammunition, as it has its own right to defend itself to protect its citizens and its territory against everyday Russian attacks.”

They also emphasized that the need to help support the Ukrainian defense industry, which could make weapons and ammunition faster and cheaper than their European counterparts.

The Ukrainian President Voldimir Zelksky attended the meeting via Videolink.