Russia warns South Korea against arming Ukraine

Russia on Wednesday warned South Korea against sending weapons to Ukraine after Seoul opened the door to possible military aid to Kyiv in the event of a large-scale civilian attack. ManilaBulletin

An ally of Washington, Seoul has provided non-lethal and humanitarian assistance to Ukraine, but has so far ruled out military aid.

"The start of arms supplies will indirectly mean a certain stage of involvement in this conflict," he added.

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