South Korea allowed weapons to be sent to Ukraine: Putin resorted to threats

South Korea allowed weapons to be sent to Ukraine: Putin resorted to threats Irina Martsiyash

Putin spoke out regarding arms supplies from South Korea to Ukraine/Collage 24 Channel, Getty Images, Unsplash (Illustrative photos)

President Putin responded to a statement by South Korea, which is considering sending weapons to Ukraine for the first time since the start of a large-scale war. The Kremlin dictator resorted to his usual maneuver – threats.

He said that Russia could make decisions that the South Korean leadership would not like . Vladimir Putin said this while speaking at a press conference in Hanoi during his visit to Vietnam, informs Channel 24.

Putin and his threats to South Korea

During a press conference, Putin threatened South Korea, which allowed weapons to be sent to Ukraine for the first time since the start of a full-scale invasion.

According to the head of the Kremlin, “this would be a very big mistake. The Russian dictator expressed the hope that this will not happen.

If this happens, then we will make appropriate decisions, which are unlikely to please the current Korean leadership,” Putin said. official, South Korea will not disclose details regarding the types of weapons that it may transfer to Ukraine.

The fact that South Korea will reconsider its position on arms supplies to Ukraine came after how North Korea and Russia signed a treaty that provides for a mutual obligation to provide immediate assistance if one of them is attacked.