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Seoul, Spasi-id.com - the South Korean government is expressly not to acknowledge the capture of Ukrainian territory by Russia recently denounced Moscow's invasion into the Eastern European country.
Russian president Vladimir Putin on Friday, September 30th, signed a number of facts to take down four regions in Ukraine, following a referendum in the region late last month.
"The Korean government condemned the Russian armed invasion of Ukraine as a violation of the principles of the UN Charter," said the Foreign Ministry Lim Soo-suk through a statement quoted from Yonhap, Saturday, (1 / 10).
"The Korean government did not want to acknowledge the referendum held in Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizzizhia and Kherson and the validity of Russian captures over Ukraine,"
Korsel calls for sovereignty, integrity of the Ukrainian region and independence to be respected. Since Russia launched the invasion of Ukraine earlier this year, Seoul has also dropped international sanctions against Moscow and sent help to Kiev.
