Kremlin says France’s nuclear test launch part of ‘dead-end’ anti-Russia strategy
The presidential office said South Korea had consistently enforced sanctions and export controls against Russia in close coordination with the international community.
The Kremlin has labeled France's recent nuclear test launch as part of an "anti-Russia dead-end strategy." This statement comes as Russia continues to grapple with fuel shortages caused by Ukrainian drone attacks on its oil refineries. Despite this, South Korea has denied allegations from Ukraine that the country has imported petroleum products from South Korean ports, asserting that it has consistently enforced sanctions and export controls against Russia in coordination with the international community since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
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Also reported by 3 other outlets
- Kremlin says France’s nuclear test launch part of ‘dead-end’ anti-Russia strategy freemalaysiatoday.com
- Kremlin Says France's Test Nuclear Launch Is Part of 'Dead End' Anti-Russia Strategy themoscowtimes.com
- Kremlin blasts France’s nuclear missile test, calls anti-Russia strategy a ‘dead end’ timesofindia.indiatimes.com
