Zelenskyy: I had a call with the President of the Republic of Korea Yoon Suk Yeol. We discussed the involvement of North Korean military forces in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The conclusion is clear, this war is becoming internationalized, extending beyond two countries

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  1. I had a call with the
    @President_KR
    of the Republic of Korea Yoon Suk Yeol. First and foremost, I thanked him for South Korea’s consistent support of Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, as well as for the financial and humanitarian assistance already provided and pledged.

    We discussed the involvement of North Korean military forces in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The conclusion is clear—this war is becoming internationalized, extending beyond two countries.

    I shared recent data with him on the deployment of 3,000 North Korean troops to Russian training grounds near the combat zone, with their presence expected to increase to approximately 12,000.

    We agreed to strengthen intelligence and expertise exchange, intensify contacts at all levels, especially the highest, in order to develop an action strategy and countermeasures to address this escalation, and to engage our mutual partners in cooperation. As part of this agreement, Ukraine and the Republic of Korea will soon exchange delegations to coordinate actions.

    Finally, I invited South Korea to join the G7 Vilnius Declaration on bilateral security guarantees in support of Ukraine.

    Source: https://x.com/ZelenskyyUa/status/1851191060128563634

  3. the korean war never truly ended, so sk should send absolutely everything

  4. I hope it means S.Korea supplies long range weapons, aircraft and the support crews to make them effective. They have a massive stockpile of material to draw from.

  5. ill shit the bed if the savior to Ukraine is South Korea.

  6. Some more artillery round will be nice gesture from South Korea.

  8. The sooner NATO realizes this is the beginning to an international world war that originates in eastern Europe, the sooner it can be quashed and fewer lives lost.

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