South Korea to withdraw some Kyiv embassy staff as the row over a POW transfer deepens
Summary
South Korea says it will withdraw some staff from its embassy in Kyiv, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported on Tuesday 20 October. The move deepens a diplomatic row over Ukraine's announcement last month of a transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war that Seoul says was meant to be secret, according to the two outlets.
Latest: South Korea said it would withdraw some staff from its embassy in Kyiv, deepening a diplomatic row over Ukraine's announcement last month of a transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war that Seoul says was meant to be secret, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported.
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How it unfolded
Tuesday 20 October
South Korea said it would withdraw some staff from its embassy in Kyiv, deepening a diplomatic row over Ukraine's announcement last month of a transfer of two North Korean prisoners of war that Seoul says was meant to be secret, The Philadelphia Inquirer and ABC News reported.
- 03:51The Philadelphia InquirerSouth Korea to withdraw some embassy staff from Ukraine as row over POW transfer deepens
- 03:41ABC NewsSouth Korea to withdraw some Kyiv embassy staff as row over POW transfer deepens
- 03:29The Philadelphia InquirerSouth Korea to withdraw some Kyiv embassy staff as row over POW transfer deepens