South Korea has threatened Russia with sanctions if it transfers military technology to the DPRK

South Korea threatens Russia with sanctions that will be imposed in the event of the transfer of military technologies to Pyongyang. Seoul is very concerned about the rise of relations between the DPRK and Russia to a higher level. Yonhap agency reports this.

South Korea is anxiously awaiting its northern neighbor to receive new military technologies from Russia as part of cooperation. Seoul believes the statements of the American administration that Moscow promised Pyongyang some technologies in response to supplies of weapons and ammunition. At the moment, South Korea has not imposed unilateral sanctions against Russia, but if the DPRK receives technology, it will.

If Russia offers military technology to North Korea, it will pose a serious threat to the security of the Republic of Korea. In this case, we will be forced to turn, together with the United States and other countries, to strong sanctions against Russia and North Korea

- said the Minister of Unification of the Republic of Korea Kim Yong Ho.

According to the US, and the opinion of the Americans is taken into account primarily in Seoul, Russia can transfer submarine construction technology, missile technology to the DPRK, and also help with the development of combat aviation. In response, Pyongyang will send Moscow artillery ammunition and short- and medium-range missiles. Moreover, deliveries have supposedly already begun.

At the end of last week, White House spokesman John Kirby informed reporters at one of the briefings that the DPRK had allegedly sent “more than a thousand” containers with ammunition and ammunition to Russia by rail. weapons. At the same time, he referred to American intelligence data, as well as some satellite images.

Meanwhile, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov arrived in North Korea on an official visit; this may be preparation for a visit to Pyongyang by Vladimir Putin, who promised Kim Jong-un to come to the DPRK. This is another cause for concern for the United States and its allies.

Comments

[Romario_Argo]

were late,
and what technologies are used by the DPRK to mass-produce liquid-propelled ICBMs and PGRK mobile ground-based missile systems?

[Myths]

If Russia offers military technology to North Korea, it will pose a serious threat to the security of the Republic of Korea. In this case, we will be forced to turn, together with the United States and other countries, to strong sanctions against Russia and North Korea

threats threats. Korea already has everything it needs. Sanctions, well, fewer products will come here, the question is who will be worse off from this. And what do you supply to 404 yourself? Are you selling weapons to countries that are not friendly to us? Or is this something else?! They are walking through the forest.

[Romario_Argo]

the question is different, if the DPRK has appeared PGRK with liquid-fueled ICBMs,
Who's next to join the pool: Iran (?)

[Sandor Clegane]

Quote from Mitos

The question is who will be worse off from this.

me, I have a Santa Fe, there won’t be spare parts, and what the hell with them, soon Papua New Guinea will threaten us with sanctions..... we’ve reached the end

[Andrey Yuryevich]

Quote: Sandor Clegane

for me, I have a Santa Fe, there won’t be any spare parts, and what the hell with them,

As the owner of a “Korean”, I know that the lion’s share of the spare parts for them is Chinese. So they won’t let you and me die! By the way, Lugansk "Luzar" does a lot of things for foreign cars.

[Colt]

Papua New Guinea will soon threaten us with sanctions.....we've reached it

Hadi al-Amiri, the leader of the Iraqi Shiite Badr Organization and a member of the Iraqi Parliament, made a harsh statement. He supported the Palestinians and said that in the event of American military intervention against Palestine, his fighters would strike all US bases in Iraq. The statement was made at a meeting between al-Amiri and representatives of Iraqi tribes and became a public warning to Washington.

The Iraqi deputies are already threatening the Americans... The States have reached the end

[Mikhail Krivopalov]

And according to what law is South Korea unable to supply weapons to 404? Ukraine and the Russian Federation are not officially at war, so there are no restrictions. (and war is not declared, since it will be impossible to export resources from Ukraine and Russia at an accelerated pace) Unlike the DPRK and South Korea, which only have a truce.

[Enceladus]

It’s too late to drink Borjomi when the buds have fallen off
Sanctions... what sanctions??? go to the 5th point of sanctions... it’s not up to you now (c) Paraphrased Masyanya

[Ivan Ivanov]

South Korea has threatened Russia with sanctions if it transfers military technology to the DPRK

Previously, you had to think when they fell under the United States. Evil tongues claim that the main bookmaker in the Ukrainian Reich now comes from the Republic of Kazakhstan. I really want to believe that the Kremlin will have enough male sexual characteristics to transfer to the DPRK everything it needs and even more through the military.

[Mikhail Krivopalov]

Are there any prerequisites for believing this?

[Graz]

pug barks at an elephant funny

[topol717]

This small town has 50 million inhabitants and the most developed mechanical engineering in the world. So it’s still unknown who the pug is here. We didn’t even answer the Tribalts, but here Lavrov is completely fed up.

[bayard]

Quote from: topol717

Even the Tribalts didn’t answer anything, but here Lavrov is completely fed up.

Don't worry about Lavrov. And you don't need to answer anything. You just need to put a strong Russian Bolt on all the “international sanctions” imposed on North Korea, and supply food there in sufficient quantities. It is high time for S. Korea to update its aircraft fleet to begin training their young pilots to pilot combat aircraft of our production. And from S.K. - shells, other ammunition. You can pay for aircraft by sending five to ten army corps of Korean builders to acquire practical skills in state construction in the Northern Black Sea region of Russia.
And don't explain anything to anyone.
And Kim has his own missile technology. It is advisable to help him with Aviation and Air Defense. And so that the hardworking and honest people do not starve.
There are suspicions that on his way back from China, Putin may stop by to visit Kim. Drink some tea. Everything will be decided there.
And it’s better for South Korea to start building gas carriers for Russia again and supplying machine tools This calms the nerves and has a positive effect on the budget. Then, if anything happens, we will appeal to Kim for the Koreans of the South so that he doesn’t offend too much.
Or maybe we’ll build a gas pipeline through the North to the South so that no one is offended.
You need to understand that the United States now has only 500 usable nuclear warheads of all types (of which no more than 100-150 are new). The rest are degraded and inoperative. And Russia has 8 nuclear warheads of all types. but perhaps we should add more. Our “daggers” do not get shot down, but they can already hit ships in motion. So the United States will not help - neither with the fleet, nor with the Marines. And all their airfields at bases in the region will burn down within an hour and be covered with a glass crust... and Japan will again have to swallow radioactive dust...
Don't be rude to Bear.
You need to be friends with him.

[Alex013]

Top export destinations from South Korea in 2022:

China with a share of 22% (US $ 155 billion)
USA with a share of 16,1% (110 billion US $)
Vietnam with a share of 8,91% (60 billion US $)
Japan with a share of 4,47% (30 billion US$)
Hong Kong with a share of 4,04% (27 billion US $)
Singapore with a 2,95% stake (US $ 20 billion)
India with a share of 2,76% (18,8 billion US $)
Australia with a share of 2,74% (18,7 billion US$)
Mexico with a share of 1,85% (12,6 billion US $)
For them, exporting to Russia doesn’t mean much.

[bayard]

Quote: Alex013

For them, exporting to Russia doesn’t mean much.

So “nothing” that South Korea won the right not to join sanctions against the Russian Federation, because this would greatly hit its economy and the interests of its companies.
You see, many Russian companies have offshore registration. Secondly, I don’t see Russia on this list, but we have a large number of large ocean-class commercial vessels on order at their shipyards. In terms of the number of ships ordered, the Russian Federation generally held first place in the world in 2022. And most of the ships were ordered from South Korea. We also tried to purchase machine tools from South Korea when problems arose with European suppliers.
We are quite capable of replacing trade volumes of 110 million (USA), and trade with the rest will not suffer.
And if cheap Russian pipe gas comes to them, then their goods will become much more competitive.
So South Koreans have something to think about.

[FoBoss_VM]

That's right. They make Afromaxes for our Star, which they only weld on the nose part here

[Mikhail Krivopalov]

It’s easy to laugh: Elephant’s GDP is $1.779 trillion, and Moska’s is $1.811 trillion.

[Bayun]

Indeed, just laugh... No one knows the REAL Russian GDP. This is reliable information)))

[Colt]

It’s easy to laugh: Elephant’s GDP is $1.779 trillion, and Moska’s is $1.811 trillion.

Do you measure everything in this life only by money? Your valuables are cheap...

[bayard]

Quote: Mikhail Krivopalov

It’s easy to laugh: Elephant’s GDP is $1.779 trillion, and Moska’s is $1.811 trillion.

And GDP according to PPP is already 4 trillion versus 1,5. But of course Yu.K. not a pug in economics. And this is not to mention the military potential, territories and reserves of natural resources, minerals, forests, water, etc.
U.K. it's nervous. They will catch their breath, open their minds, and then the right decisions will be born.

[Yun Klob]

South Koreans will probably stop forcing their actors to commit suicide.

[reaper]

Didn’t South Korea introduce sanctions before this day? She joined the West against us last year

[The Little Humpbacked Horse]

Quote: Reaper

Didn’t South Korea introduce sanctions before this day? She joined the West against us last year

No, I didn’t, while they are still delivering tankers to the star, where our noses are welded to them, and these are supposedly already tankers of our construction, as well as the entire fleet of Sovcomflot tankers, mostly Korean, and spare parts for ships, for the same Himsen diesel engines, while Korea is supplying That is, if sanctions are imposed, then our entire fleet of tankers will be without spare parts, and we will not be able to transport oil to India and China

[bayard]

Quote: Humpbacked Horse

if sanctions are imposed, then our entire fleet of tankers will be without spare parts, and we will not be able to transport oil to India and China

Come on, come on. Now is the time for South Korea to make the right choice of its place in History. The United States will no longer be able to not only guarantee its security, but also compensate for losses from such a refusal. Do you have any idea HOW MUCH they earn from our orders?
But we can provide them with Real Security. And I can’t load their industry with orders. And a gas pipeline (which they have been dreaming of for a long time) will be stretched through the North to the South.
Well, think for yourself, what awaits them if they participate in AUCUS+? War with China? War with Nuclear Kim? Loss of the most profitable trading partner and a huge market for your Industry?
But from the transition to the Right Side of History there are only Pros. Yes, in the context of Western sanctions on the Russian Federation . We can take over all their exports to the USA and Europe. We need to carry out a new Industrialization, Import substitution, thousands of new factories, factories, shipyards. And the lion's share of orders for machines, equipment and turnkey construction of industrial facilities may go to them. Whoever changes his shoes first gets the slippers. And with the brothers of the North, everything will work out for them - they don’t want to fight with each other, their cunning penguins are inciting them to hostility.
There is a good Russian Proverb: “Do not look for friends Far, but for enemies Close.” Especially if your neighbors do not wish you harm, and trade promises huge and long-term profits. Maybe we'll give them a new 3-7 nanometer photolithograph then. And we will not impose homosexuality.
Well, what the hell is wrong with being at enmity with neighbors who have several times (perhaps an order of magnitude) more nuclear weapons than the rest of the world combined? And their “patron” has no more than 500 nuclear warheads against ours “at least 8 units.” . Moreover, we have plenty of super-powerful nuclear warheads, and the USA and its satellites even have 000 Mt. no one . And we have hypersound for every taste... and the United States has only Biden dementia.
Friendship with Russia can make North Korea rich and provide guaranteed security.
And enmity will kill.
I think the right choice will be made.

[Mikhail Krivopalov]

How did you ensure your safety, okay? You have built your own factories and provided them with orders, so what are you going to do to protect the Koreans and provide them with orders?

[Revolver]

Quote: Mikhail Krivopalov

You have built your own factories and provided them with orders, so what are you going to do to protect the Koreans and provide them with orders?

In order to build our own factories, we will have to provide the South Caucasus with orders. Or do you still believe that the USSR built and equipped the industrial giants built before the war on its own? They only had their own labor force, and even construction materials, and heavy construction equipment was purchased wherever they agreed to sell it, and mainly in the USA. Technologies and equipment for them were also purchased.
Where else to buy? There are sanctions in the West, Japan is about the same, in China prices are no lower, and Chinese quality is famous throughout the world.
So it’s one thing to take shells from Kim in exchange for bread (ordinary North Koreans, without access to nomenklatura distribution centers, balance on the brink of starvation, and at times cross it), and quite another to give him the latest military technologies, with which he, having become intoxicated, can try to unite Korea . Who, how, when, and in general will be able to unite Korea with a pitchfork over the water, but with any attempt at unification, Russia loses an important supplier.

[bayard]

Quote: Mikhail Krivopalov

Are you going to protect the Koreans and provide them with orders?

Exactly . For security is not only the threat of war in case of disobedience, but also the resolution of the conflict between neighbors, and even more so, brothers. We have a good relationship with Kim, they are on the rise, at the same time, South Korea is a very profitable trading partner for us. We can resolve their mutual conflicts, and we can also keep Kim from using force. And why would he go south if we lifted the sanctions from him? They will now have plenty of food, normal trade will begin, exchange of students, training of specialists, we will fly into space together... And we need a lot of useful things from South Korea. And gas carriers (because the Zvezda definitely can’t cope), other merchant ships, machine tools, equipment for new enterprises and modernization of existing ones. With our orders in the 30s of the last century, we pulled the United States out of the Great Depression - 90% of all production equipment and machine tools produced in the world were supplied to the USSR. Mainly from the USA and Germany. And lo and behold, it was these states that showed the highest rates of development in the West. Everything is on our orders. And just before the war, in terms of GDP, the USSR came to SECOND place in the World! These are the chances of success that South Korea now has.

Quote: Mikhail Krivopalov

How did you ensure your safety, okay?

Good for yourself. They did not provide themselves with the opportunity to conduct offensive databases, because they did not intend to attack. But this is already being corrected.
Or do you think that the possession of eight thousand nuclear weapons of all classes and purposes, against 500 combat-ready ones in the United States, is ... “weakness”? "Failure to" ? We have no need for this weapon in the Northern Military District, but we are fully capable of turning the entire enemy world into Crumb. So we have something to provide with a nuclear umbrella. And South Korea already has everything else, incl. own production .
That is, we provide security, a huge sales market, and a guaranteed supply of necessary resources. These are ideal conditions for full cooperation.
And from participating in US initiatives only disadvantages.

[Amateur]

More sanctions, less sanctions - it’s already “too late to drink Borjomi.” Only their economy will suffer from this. Let them consult with German concerns.

[alexandre II]

Borzot and arrogance are off the charts...you should have thought when they were making military supplies for Ukraine....

[Butunak]

Sanctions are bad, aren't they? And South Korea is a supplier very much

[Gomunkul]

At the moment, South Korea has not imposed unilateral sanctions against Russia, but if the DPRK receives technology, it will.

If the author is not aware, then it is worth reminding him:

Let us remember that South Korea imposed sanctions against Russia in March last year. Seoul, in particular, suspended settlements with Russian banks and supported the disconnection of some of them from SWIFT. In addition, South Korea has banned the export to Russia of microprocessors and microcontrollers, equipment for the production, testing and inspection of semiconductors, polycrystalline silicon (material for solar panels), filters, resists, as well as software necessary for the development and production of transistors and electronic equipment.

[rocket757]

That's what it is... what remains to be banned??? Umbrellas, bamboo sticks, some other little things....

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: rocket757

That's what it is... what remains to be banned??? Umbrellas, bamboo sticks, some other little things....

Spare parts for cars, for example. And we have a lot of Korean cars.

[gsev]

Quote: Mordvin 3

Spare parts for cars, for example. And we have a lot of Korean cars.

So you need to either develop your own production or cooperate with allied countries, of which only the DPRK and the PRC are reliable.

[rocket757]

Quote: gsev

So you need to either develop your production or cooperate with

. You can cooperate with someone who behaves responsibly!!!
It is obvious that the countries from the pool, under the control of the arrogant Saxons, are just arrogant and irresponsible, it is impossible to cooperate with them, it is dangerous.

[Mikhail Krivopalov]

It has been heard for decades that we need to produce our own. And the supplier is reliable as long as he has competitors, and when there are no competitors he begins to become impudent.

[rocket757]

Come on, I have a Korean generator... I also have a second one, already “ours” with Chinese roots, of course.
However, to be more careful, we use a lot of other things made in Korea and this is not encouraging at all.

[isv000]

Quote: mordvin xnumx

Quote: rocket757

That's what it is... what remains to be banned??? Umbrellas, bamboo sticks, some other little things....

Spare parts for cars, for example. And we have a lot of Korean cars.

I don't care at all. I have a Nissan. Spare parts are suitable both contract and from Renov's brothers. Contract rear drum assembly, with handbrake cable = RUB 1500. Degree of wear - max. 20%...

[dump22]

They believe in Seoul statements by the American administrationthat Moscow promised Pyongyang some technologies in response to supplies of weapons and ammunition....supplies allegedly have already begun....DPRK allegedly sent “more than a thousand” containers with ammunition and weapons to Russia by rail

ALLEGEDLY?
Isn't this true?
Does this mean all the Americans lied?

[Prisoner]

Oh, how scary, EPRST! We came to our senses. How about opening your eyes wide? Then they would have noticed that they were late with their sanctions.

[kosmozoo]

What are the South Koreans threatening - to drop the share of Samsung from 12% to 0?

[rocket757]

At the moment, South Korea has not imposed unilateral sanctions against Russia, but if the DPRK receives technology, it will.

Boom realists... what weren't sanctions imposed on? Because they have their own... and so, they don’t sell most of what we need anyway, because there is interest, minke whale technology, almost everywhere!

[Igor Borisov_2]

The DPRK allegedly sent “more than a thousand” containers with ammunition and weapons to Russia by rail.

Lies, Kim Jong-un brought these containers on his armored train

[Bolo]

So what now, they won’t sell gnusmas?

[Ross xnumx]

South Korea has threatened Russia with sanctions if it transfers military technology to the DPRK

And now they don’t support sanctions and spit in Biden’s face?

[Ross xnumx]

South Korea has threatened Russia with sanctions if it transfers military technology to the DPRK

And now they don’t support sanctions and spit in Biden’s face?
Then tell me, whose is Crimea?

[zloybond]

If every vassal of the United States begins to command us and threaten us with sanctions, why should we worry too much about this now? Well, the Korean Americans also supply technology and don’t worry about anything - but should we be shaking with fear?

[Alexey Alekseev_5]

I’m curious. What kind of sanctions are there? Everything that was possible has already been introduced...

[AdAstra]

Why, the South Caucasus is still an ally of the United States. This is more interesting

"3 hours ago, source: Kommersant
Kazakhstan has banned the export of 106 types of goods to Russia due to Western sanctions

Kazakhstan, due to Western sanctions, has stopped supplies to Russia of 106 types of goods, said the country’s Vice Minister of Trade and Integration Kairat Torebaev. According to him, we are talking about products “intended for military purposes” (quote from Interfax).
The ban applies to both Kazakh and foreign manufacturers. The ban included goods such as spare parts for drones, special electronics, and chips.

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, during a visit to Germany at the end of September, said that Astana would follow the sanctions regime against Russia. According to him, Kazakhstan is in contact “with relevant organizations to comply with the sanctions regime.” At the same time, Mr. Tokayev stated that Astana adheres to the course of cooperation with Moscow and is not anti-Russia. The Russian Foreign Ministry reported that Moscow does not interfere in Kazakhstan’s relations with third countries, but expects that they will not affect interaction."

And this seems to be, for now, a member of the CSTO and something else.

[Toorik]

This news has already been refuted...

[Kostadinov]

What other sanctions can hit?
And Russia has something that can help the DPRK.
The Koreans have tested their ICBMs on mounted trajectories, while Russia has a lot of experience testing them at full range.
In the nuclear power industry, the DPRK does not have modern civilian reactors.
You can also learn from Russia in aerospace technology.
The DPRK is ahead in electronic components, chips, CNC machines, etc.

[Eugene 62]

The most interesting thing is that the DPRK received secret military technologies from Ukraine back in the early 90s. Greedy Ukrainians sold all this immediately after the collapse of the USSR. After that, nuclear weapons and means of delivering them appeared there. Rhetorical question: Does Yuzh want to? Korea to introduce sanctions against Ukraine?

[pexotinec]

Are you already biting your elbows about your cars? A? Or is the country so rich that it can impose sanctions?

[Jacques sekavar]

If, as they say, the Russian Federation is waging a war in Ukraine with the collective West, then it is logical to supply weapons to all anti-Western state formations and organizations such as Hezbollah, Hamas, Afghanistan and others, as well as various protestors in the EU, USA and NATO

[Motorhead]

Ha-ha-ha, will they ban the sale of Russian seafood on their stock exchange? Will they increase the amount of junk sold in Poland?

[Toorik]

So why weren’t sanctions imposed against Ukraine?

[matsur]

So already under their sanctions for sure. We're already used to it. Plus or minus the sanction is already imperceptible. But the transfer of technology to the DPRK - they will notice it, and, God forbid, they will feel it

[Vashek]

They have already stopped supplies of industrial products. products, including parts and engines for Zvezda, so screw them.

[Kentthegreet]

South Korea is a puppet country. It doesn't know what sanctions really mean. And what can a small puppet do exactly to a huge developed country anyway?

[mavrus]

Has anyone thought about this (transfer of military technology to the DPRK) in South Korea before? It’s not clear what they expected, having signed up for the American “anti-Russia project”, that the Russians would dry up and watch in silence?

[Vremyashka]

I'm generally shocked by South Korea. I live here, North and South Korea are like one family, the Americans have so brainwashed the South Koreans. On the main square of Seoul there is a huge US embassy. There are military bases in cities. They'll try to make a sound.

[Vremyashka]

It’s such a stupid statement to make for South Korea. Why lick D. Sam like that?