Reuters reports this, citing South Korea’s National Intelligence Service (NIS).“The timing of the additional deployment is that it could be as early as July or August,” said lawmaker Lee Seong-kweun following a closed-door briefing.He noted that this conclusion is based on North Korea’s recent military recruitment drive and a recent visit to Pyongyang by a high-ranking Russian Security Council official.According to the National Intelligence Service, in exchange for supplying artillery shells and missiles to Russia, North Korea is likely receiving technical advice on satellite launches and missile guidance systems.Earlier, media reported that North Korea is considering sending 25,000 workers to a drone manufacturing plant in Russia to increase production volumes in exchange for training in UAV operation.