South Korea Targets Military Links: New Sanctions Imposed
South Korea's foreign ministry has imposed sanctions on five entities and eight individuals related to military transactions between North Korea and Russia. The sanctioned entities are from Russia, North Korea, and an undisclosed third country. This move aims to curb military dealings that threaten regional security.
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South Korea's foreign ministry on Thursday announced sanctions on five entities and eight individuals over military transactions between North Korea and Russia.
The entities are from Russia, North Korea and also from a third-country, the ministry said in a statement.
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