This level of detail in the article seems suprisingly high, it’s amazing that external media can even get a hold of this information.
moreesq on
The headline seems hugely exaggerated. The article mentions that one deserter from February is unaccounted for and several more have left . If you can count desertions on one hand, the word surge is inappropriate.
Lex2882 on
Urgency to inspect what? That people wanna be free?
aging_geek on
I’m surprised it is not more given how sparse the food and other supplies are. The NK solder is shorter on average than one from South Korea due to diet and lifestyle hardships.
GingerKitty26 on
the 3 person military search teams will give preference to soldiers whose families can afford travel. It sounds like you are forcing the family to pay
arronaxx88 on
> The Third Army Corps has also been instructed to form 10 three-person military police teams to track down and return deserters by autumn. Each team will include one officer and two enlisted personnel, with preference given to soldiers from families who can afford the associated travel costs.
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This level of detail in the article seems suprisingly high, it’s amazing that external media can even get a hold of this information.
The headline seems hugely exaggerated. The article mentions that one deserter from February is unaccounted for and several more have left . If you can count desertions on one hand, the word surge is inappropriate.
Urgency to inspect what? That people wanna be free?
I’m surprised it is not more given how sparse the food and other supplies are. The NK solder is shorter on average than one from South Korea due to diet and lifestyle hardships.
the 3 person military search teams will give preference to soldiers whose families can afford travel. It sounds like you are forcing the family to pay
> The Third Army Corps has also been instructed to form 10 three-person military police teams to track down and return deserters by autumn. Each team will include one officer and two enlisted personnel, with preference given to soldiers from families who can afford the associated travel costs.
What exactly does the last sentence mean, lol?