South Korea to Recall Ukraine Envoy Over North Korean Prisoner-of-War Transfer Disclosure
A Ukrainian foreign ministry spokesperson said despite Seoul’s decision to recall the ambassador, Kyiv was still open to holding a constructive dialogue.
South Korea announced it will recall its ambassador to Ukraine due to a dispute over Kyiv’s disclosure of transferring two North Korean prisoners of war to Seoul. This decision follows President Lee Jae Myung’s statement that Seoul would consider additional measures if Ukraine refused to issue a public apology. The South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the ambassador’s recall, expressing hope for smooth resolution of issues and continued consultations.
- South Korea is recalling its ambassador to Ukraine.
- The recall is due to Ukraine’s disclosure of transferring two North Korean prisoners of war to Seoul.
- South Korean President Lee Jae Myung had previously threatened further measures if Kyiv did not apologize.
- The South Korean Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed the recall on October 8th.
- Seoul hopes for a smooth resolution of the issues between the two countries.
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