South Korea’s presidential office has sharply criticized Ukraine for refusing to honor a nondisclosure agreement regarding captured Russian prisoners of war, escalating diplomatic tensions over the handling of detainees. The dispute centers on allegations that Ukraine has shared sensitive information about Russian soldiers with third parties, undermining the confidentiality protections promised during their surrender. The move comes amid broader concerns over prisoner treatment and international legal obligations in the ongoing conflict. The statement highlights a growing rift between Seoul and Kyiv over wartime agreements and humanitarian standards.
South Korea's presidential office criticises Ukraine for denying POW nondisclosure agreement.
