South Korea’s spy agency confirmed that two North Korean soldiers captured by Ukrainian forces have not sought asylum in South Korea, prompting Ukrainian President Zelenskyy to offer to return them to North Korea in exchange for Ukrainian prisoners of war. The soldiers, part of North Korea’s first large-scale conflict since the Korean War, have struggled to adapt to modern warfare tactics and have faced high casualties, with some ordered to commit suicide. South Korea is cautious about facilitating their asylum, citing legal and diplomatic considerations, while also expressing concerns about North Korea gaining combat experience and technology from Russia through their involvement in the Ukraine crisis.
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‘Travishek’ is back as Cummins’ Sunrisers rise again
In a much-anticipated return to form, the 'Travishek' opening partnership of Travis Head and Abhishek Sharma for Sunrisers Hyderabad exploded into action, scoring an extraordinary 171 runs off just 75 balls against Punjab Kings, ending a four-match losing streak. Head contributed 66 runs, but Sharma stole the show with a stunning 141 runs off only 55 balls, showcasing a strike rate of 256. This match highlighted the effectiveness of their aggressive approach, with captain Pat...
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