Ukraine doing "How to Surrender" pamphlets in Korean is cracking me up because its like they are the only ones bridging the language gap.
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And it makes sense, like, soldiers from the "hermit kingdom" are not bilingual, but on the other side of the DMZ it turns out that "teach them Korean" falls well within the safer sort of military aid they can provide.
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