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What will be the outcome of US diplomatic efforts regarding North Korean troops in Russia by March 31, 2025?
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US House Intelligence Committee•Mike Turner•North Korean•Russia•Ukraine•North Korea•Turner•White House•Washington•Congress•Biden
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House Intel Chair Mike Turner Demands Biden's Briefing on North Korean Troops in Russia for Ukraine Deployment
Oct 19, 2024, 11:08 AM
The chairman of the US House Intelligence Committee, Mike Turner, has called for an immediate classified briefing by the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence regarding the deployment of North Korean troops in Russia for possible Ukraine deployment. Reports have emerged indicating North Korea's potential involvement in the conflict in Ukraine, prompting Turner to demand a response from the White House. The situation has caused significant concern in Washington, with Congress seeking clarity on the matter. Turner expressed his unhappiness with the situation, describing Washington as being in a confused panic, and specifically demanded Biden's response.
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