South Korea refused to sell weapons to Ukraine. The main reason for the refusal was the legislation of Ukraine, which prohibits the export of weapons to countries where wars continue. This is reported by the South Korean TV channel SBS, reports UNN.
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Ukrainian Defense Minister Rustem Umerov met with President Yun Suk Yol and the minister of National Defense. Ukraine has expressed a desire to purchase Korean weapons, in particular Cheongung - a medium-range surface-to-air missile.
A South Korean government source said: "the weapons that the country has actively requested to sell are non-lethal weapons, such as the Cheongung interceptor system, local air defense radar and anti-artillery radar.
However, it is reported that the export of weapons to Ukraine is complicated by "a high risk of violation of foreign trade laws that restrict exports to war zones.
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It was reported that South Korean President Yoon Suk-Yol does not rule out the possibility of adjusting his policy to allow the supply of weapons. Yoon Suk Yol also stated that he had discussed the North Korean issue with US President-elect Donald Trump and plans to meet with him in the "near future".