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It's 1,056 days since Russia began its full scale invasion of Ukraine.
And over the weekend, President Zelensky posted photographs of two North Korean soldiers captured by Ukraine.
What do we know about these two men?
Well, importantly, they were captured in Russia's Kursk region where Ukraine has launched its own incursion.
According to President Zelenskyy, it wasn't so easy to capture them because he said Russian forces kill wounded North Koreans specifically to prevent their capture.
The Ukrainian Security Service later published details of their interrogation, saying that they don't speak English or Russian, let alone Ukrainian.
They're pretty young.
And one of them said that he had not been told he was going to war with Ukraine.