NATO offers two options for responding to North Korea sending soldiers to fight in the war against Ukraine.

The NATO states’ potential responses are limited but may include at least two options.

“It’s about strengthening support for Ukraine and building a partnership in the Indo-Pacific region,” according to Bloomberg interlocutors.

South Korea will present to NATO officials a portion of its intelligence data regarding the transfer of North Korean troops to Russia at the meeting of the North Atlantic Council on October 28.

The Russian Federation plans to send North Korean troops to the front after approximately one month of training. They will be provided with weapons, combat uniforms, and fake passports so that they appear to be residents of Russia’s eastern regions.

The White House previously stated that about 3,000 soldiers are being trained in Russia.

Dutch Defense Minister Ruben Brekelmans admitted that it would be difficult for the West to develop measures against North Korea, which is already subject to almost all possible sanctions. At the same time, “the West cannot allow other countries to join Russia in the war,” he added.