Kremlin Indicates Heavy Military Assistance to North Korea in Response of South Korean President's Remarks

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Kremlin took a hard stance at the South Korean remarks of military assistance to Ukraine. Any such decision would make South Korea a party of the conflict, Kremlin said.

"Unfortunately, Seoul has taken a rather unfriendly position in this whole story," Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters in a briefing.

"They will try to draw more and more countries directly into this conflict. But of course, the start of arms deliveries will obliquely mean a certain stage of involvement in this conflict." He added.

Dmitry Medvedev, a hard-core realist in terms of Russian military campaign in Ukraine, expressed his displeasure at South Korean remarks and suggested Vladimir Putin to provide direct military assistance to North Korea in such case.

"I wonder what the inhabitants of this country [South Korea] will say when they see the latest designs of Russian weapons in the hands of their closest neighbours - our partners from the DPRK [North Korea]?" Medvedev posted on Telegram.

(Courtesy: Reuters)