North Korea's Go To Help Assad

Syrian opposition faction claims, military officials North Korea came to Syria to help the forces of President Bashar al-Assad. The opposition also claimed to see a military presence-communist country's military in a conflict zone. 

Syria looks increasingly heated conflict from day to day, Assad is no longer able to deny the presence of foreign parties in the conflict. In addition to Hezbollah, the North's military declared present in the conflict in the Arab country.

Syrian Human Rights Center Director Rami Abed A-Rahman said, the number of North Korean military officers in Syria remains unclear. But Rachman assume, there are approximately 15 North Korean military officials in Syria who speaks Arabic. Similarly, as reported by The Commentator, Tuesday (06/04/2013).

The North's military (thecommentator)

"North Korea's military officials scattered in various places, including in the factory is owned by the Ministry of Defence Aleppo Syria in the southeast region. They also exist in the Syrian military command center in the same city," says Rachman.

"They are not directly involved in this conflict, but they provide logistical support and plan military operations Assad's forces. They also supervise again artillerys owned Syrian forces," he added.

As is known, the North has always has always been suspected of helping Syria. Korean communist country was believed to be helping Syria build a nuclear reactor that was demolished by 2007.

In 2012, a report on North Korean arms shipments to Syria back up. It was revealed after the arrest of a ship carrying weapons from North Korea to Syria.