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The joint operations between the North Korean and Russian military units have been marred by significant coordination challenges. The Institute for the Study of War and Ukrainian intelligence suggest that ongoing communication problems rooted in language differences are severely hindering their military cooperation.

This rift in coordination has been illustrated through multiple incidents. A particularly alarming instance involved North Korean troops mistakenly opening fire on a convoy of Chinese Ahmad Special Forces, resulting in the damage of vehicles and fatalities among their ranks. Furthermore, the inefficacy of Russian artillery and air support demonstrates a lack of alignment between the two forces in executing synchronized offensives.