South Korea Condemns Russia-North Korea Mutual Defense Pact

South Korea criticized a new defense pact between Russia and North Korea, which vows mutual military assistance in the event of war. This development may lead to South Korea reassessing its stance on providing arms to Ukraine. The condemnation comes amid growing concerns over an emerging alliance against US and allies.

South Korea's presidential office has strongly condemned a defense agreement between Russia and North Korea, pledging mutual military assistance in the event of war. The pact was revealed during a summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Pyongyang.

The agreement, which mandates immediate military support from either country if the other is invaded, has significant implications for regional security. South Korea warns it could reconsider its policy on arms support for Ukraine in response to the deal, describing it as a threat to national security and a violation of UN resolutions.

This strategic collaboration marks the strongest ties between Moscow and Pyongyang since the Cold War, with both leaders celebrating the partnership amidst escalating geopolitical tensions.

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