South Korea, Ukraine Relations Strained Over North Korean POW Transfer
South Korea's presidential office has criticized Ukraine for denying a nondisclosure agreement related to North Korean prisoners of war.
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Relations between South Korea and Ukraine have soured over a dispute involving the transfer of North Korean prisoners of war, according to reports.
South Korea's presidential office criticized Ukraine for denying a nondisclosure agreement connected to the matter, signaling friction between the two governments.
The dispute touches on the handling of North Korean soldiers who have been captured amid the broader conflict involving Russia and Ukraine, an issue that has drawn diplomatic attention in the region.
Neither government's full position was detailed beyond the criticism issued by South Korea's presidential office.
Sources
- South Korea, Ukraine relations sour over North Korean POW transfer — Al Jazeera — All
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