South Korea might ease “limitations” on sending military equipment to Ukraine despite Russia’s threat to retaliate by aiding North Korea.
"I believe there won't be limitations to the extent of the support to defend and restore a country that's been illegally invaded both under international and domestic law," South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol told Reuters."However, considering our relationship with the parties engaged in the war and developments in the battlefield, we will take the most appropriate measures.
Ukrainian Defense Minister Oleksii Reznikov’s team interjected with a derisive taunt about Russian losses over the last year. Russian President Vladimir Putin issued a similar threat last year to Yoon’s irritation, but Seoul has been perceived by some Europeans as being swayed by the specter of Moscow backing Pyongyang.
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