Ukrainian Army: ”Russia-sponsored North Korean troops are 'human mine detectors'”

The Ukrainian military has reportedly claimed that North Korean troops deployed to the front line in Kursk, Russia, are being used as, in effect, human mine detectors.
On the 9th (local time), the British daily newspaper "The Times" quoted the testimony of a lieutenant colonel in the Ukrainian army who recently engaged in combat with North Korean forces in the Kursk region of Russia.
The lieutenant colonel said, "North Korea has a 'meat-crushing' strategy," and claimed, "Where the Ukrainians send in mine-clearing vehicles, they (the North Korean military) use people."
"They walk in a line, about 3 to 4 meters apart," the lieutenant colonel said. "If one person is blown up, the medical team will retrieve the body, and people will continue to do that in turn."
"That's their way through the minefield," he continued.