South Korea has ruled out supplying Ukraine with weapons and air defence systems, keeping to limits it says are meant to avoid further escalation. The government framed the decision as consistent with its stance on external conflicts and international obligations, while emphasizing non-military support instead. Officials pointed to concerns about regional security implications and potential retaliation risks. The statement suggests Seoul may focus on humanitarian assistance, economic support, and other forms of aid rather than directly supplying advanced military capabilities. Further details on alternative support were not fully specified.
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