Russian female university student reveals she was ”gang-raped” by North Korean soldiers

It has been revealed that a Russian female university student who was assisting North Korean troops in their local operations in Russia was subjected to gang rape by North Korean soldiers.
On the 19th, according to Ukrainian media “dsnew.ua”, Russia entered the Kursk region of mainland Russia to participate in the Ukrainian war.
The North Korean soldiers were arrested on the 12th of this month on suspicion of committing a group sexual assault on a local female university student in Russia.
The victim was a 28-year-old female student attending the Russian Peoples' Friendship University (RUDN), who had been deployed to the country.
She was deployed to the Kursk region, 15 kilometers from the battlefield, as part of the "North Korean troops in Russia adaptation program."
The program was launched by the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation together with the RUDN Linguistics Department to help North Korean troops adapt to language, culture and daily life.
In the video, the female college student said, "It was so horrifying that I couldn't bear it. I don't know how I'm going to live from now on.
"I don't understand," she said. "Korean-speaking soldiers taped my mouth, tied my hands behind my back, stripped me of my clothes and then started beating me."
He continued, "Four to five soldiers took turns sexually assaulting her," adding, "The soldiers all looked alike so the exact number is unknown."
The female college student was sexually assaulted for about two hours and barely managed to escape while the North Korean soldiers searched for alcohol.
The media reported that the female college student was shocked by the fact that she had been sexually assaulted, but
"They are afraid that this could destroy the friendly relations between Russia and North Korea."