North Korean soldiers gain internet access in Ukraine and are addicted to porn: report

North Korean soldiers who recently joined the war front in Ukraine on behalf of Russia were given access to unrestricted internet – a very exciting concept for them. This led to military personnel taking advantage of unhindered access and becoming addicted to pornographic content on the Internet, according to a report in the Financial Times.

According to the report, the soldiers from the hermit country “gorge themselves” on adult content.

However, no further information was provided on the details of the internet habits of the North Korean soldiers sent to Ukraine by Kim Jong Un.

U.S. Defense Department spokesman Lt. Col. Charlie Dietz also said they could not confirm “North Korean internet habits or virtual extracurricular activities,” the New York Post reported.

Amid growing ties between Moscow and North Korea, Russia on Monday deployed more than 7,000 North Korean soldiers armed with AK-12 rifles, mortar shells and other offensive weapons to areas near the border with Ukraine. They were trained at five different locations in the Russian Far East to potentially support Russia’s war in Ukraine, Ukraine’s defense intelligence said.

Two days later, North Korean troops reportedly clashed with Ukrainian troops for the first time, occupying part of Russia’s Kursk region.