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South Korea threatens more action over Ukraine POW disclosure dispute
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung warned that Seoul will take additional measures against Ukraine unless Kyiv acknowledges what South Korea says is a confidentiality agreement tied to the transfer of two captured North Korean soldiers and issues a public apology, according to SCMP Economy.
In a social media post, Lee said that if Ukraine continues to refuse to acknowledge the facts and publicly apologize, South Korea will proceed with further unspecified steps.
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