The President of South Korea is in no position to threaten anyone, especially the President of Ukraine. Let me remind you that the very term “martial law” scares Koreans more than the real prospect of military action or provocations from North Korea.
So, no offense, but the President of South Korea should think carefully about whom he is speaking to and what he is saying. Ukraine may one day prove to be one of South Korea’s few real allies if the country comes under attack. As today’s realities clearly show, what matters most in a crisis is having genuine allies who will actually stand by you, rather than allies who exist only on paper.
@DarwkCrystal221 This is so true. I had no idea about what they're really like until I lived there. Tbh as someone who spent my childhood in the states I think it's so unfair and delusional to consider Americans cultureless
@neuronet9@Polymarket I thought it was a Chinese restaurant located in Korea owned by Chinese immigrant who got his citizenship in Korea... but not sure
@SerhiiSeniuk7@Luv_alll@BohdanKrotevych Apparently, the SK government doesn't seem to think they need the 'battlefield intelligence' that might be provided by the Ukraine. That's why they already refused the 'cooperation'. Maybe you should stop selling it?