Seoul's Diplomatic Move: Summons Russian Ambassador Following Kim-Putin Summit

South Korea has summoned the Russian ambassador to express concerns over military cooperation between Russia and North Korea following the recent summit between Kim Jong Un and Vladimir Putin. The visit has raised fears that Pyongyang could provide Moscow with weapons for its war in Ukraine, potentially violating sanctions. Experts suggest that a deal between the two countries could impact South Korea's delicate balancing act on the Ukraine conflict, as it has resisted sending weapons directly to Kyiv. The South Korean government has warned that any violation of Security Council resolutions will have a negative impact on Korea-Russia relations.