South Korea says it has no confirmed fuel exports to Russia and promises to enforce export controls
South Korea reported over 176,000 tons of fuel loaded at its ports, with officials saying no exports of diesel, gasoline, or jet fuel to Russia were confirmed. The government denied allegations of fuel shipments to Russia and said it would take legal action if such shipments broke domestic law. Sanctions and export controls on Russia remain in place.
- Kang Yu-jung said the government has consistently imposed sanctions on Russia, and South Korea prohibits exports of strategic items to Russia.
- Over 176,000 tons of fuel were loaded at South Korean ports, and Vlasiuk said the same amount was shipped from South Korea to Russia.
Outlets: Kyiv Independent, Kyiv Post, NV English, The Guardian, The Korea Herald, The Korea Times
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