South Korea Holds Emergency Meeting Over Rumors of North Korean Troop Movement to Russia
An emergency security meeting was held in South Korea in connection with rumors about the possible movement of North Korean troops to Russia.
President Yoon Seok-yeol has gathered key advisers to discuss the troubling situation in the region.
At the meeting, they exchanged information about the possible movement of North Korean troops to Russia, Bloomberg writes.
President Yeol stressed that the deployment of North Korean troops poses a significant threat to South Korea and international security.
According to intelligence sources, North Korea is planning to send a significant number of its troops to support Russia during the NWO.
Seoul claims that, in cooperation with friendly countries, it continues to closely monitor developments around the dispatch of North Korean troops to Russia.
President Yeol called for increased vigilance and preparedness for any possible scenarios from the DPRK.
The South Korean leader's administration said the country would respond along with the international community if that ever happened.
