As North Korea Moves Toward Supplying Russia With Weaponry, Could South Korea End Up Arming Ukraine?
A veteran American diplomat in the Far East sees a military role for South Korea in Ukraine as one way to counter North Korea’s insistence on diving into the cauldron of the war.
SEOUL — South Korea’s weapons production far exceeds that of North Korea and is potentially more important than North Korean artillery shells in tipping the balance in Ukraine.
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