Putin threatens to end relations with South Korea
Russian President Vladimir Putin has threatened to permanently end bilateral relations with South Korea over the alleged supply of arms to Ukraine. However, South Korean President Un Suk Yeol has denied such allegations. Meanwhile, North Korea launched two ballistic missiles again on Friday (October 28).
South Korea has been conducting military exercises for 12 days. US soldiers also participated in this exercise. They conducted a special anti-terror operation on Thursday (October 27). Quoting the concerned people, the local media said that such steps have been taken to warn North Korea. This exercise called 'Hoguk' ends on Friday.
Meanwhile, Russian President Vladimir Putin accused South Korea of supplying weapons to Ukraine by participating in an event in Moscow on Thursday. He warned that such action could have a negative impact on the relations between the two countries.
Putin said, 'We have always tried to initiate talks to restore peace between the two Koreas. But now I know that South Korea has decided to supply arms and ammunition to Ukraine. Such an anti-Moscow decision by them could end the relationship between the two forever.'
South Korea Shakes After Threats From Russian President Putin The country's president, Un Suk Yeol, claimed that Seoul is not supplying any weapons to Ukraine.
He said, 'We express our solidarity with the humanitarian initiative taken by the international community to maintain a peaceful environment in Ukraine. We are not supplying any weapons to the country.' President Un Suk Yeol also said that South Korea wants to maintain good relations with Russia like other countries in the world.
On the other hand, on the last day of the US and South Korean drills, North Korea launched a missile again early in the morning. Seoul claims that Pyongyang launched two short-range ballistic missiles from the east coast.
