Prisoners' Crisis Worsens as Sol Demands Apology from Kyiv

The article discusses the revelation of Ukraine transferring two North Korean soldiers who were prisoners, followed by its denial of any agreement between the two countries to keep the operation secret. This led to diplomatic tension between South Korea and Ukraine. South Korea is demanding an official apology from Kyiv, viewing the disclosure of information as a breach of the agreement that maintained the confidentiality of the transfer, and fears that it could harm their relations and mutual trust. Ukraine organizationally sent the soldiers to South Korea after their capture during the war to support Russia, but Kyiv denied any prior understanding not to disclose the operation, considering that revealing it threatens diplomatic and human security. The South Korean government intends to study additional measures in response to the violation of the confidentiality of the agreement, while tensions remain due to disagreements over the level of secrecy of the operation and its security implications.

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