The dismantling took place after South Korea, ahead of the anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, demanded ...

SEOUL, Feb 23 (Reuters) - South Korea has asked the Russian embassy in Seoul to take down a large banner reading "Victory ...

Russia refused to remove the “Victory will be ours” banner in Seoul despite South Korea's protest and diplomatic criticism.

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The country has protested to Russia after its embassy in Seoul unfurled a giant banner declaring "Victory will be ours", an apparent reference to the anniversary of the Ukraine war.

South Korea formally protests display in the heart of its capital as the Ukraine-Russia war enters its fifth year.

Russia was apparently spooked by the prospect of Seoul joining NATO's PURL program to finance the purchase of American arms ...

Russia has responded to reports that South Korea is considering joining the NATO-led Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List ...

The absence of North Korean POWs Ri and Baek from a recent exchange has sparked debate over their potential transfer to South ...

South Korea asks Russian embassy to remove giant ‘victory’ banner as Ukraine war anniversary looms - Seoul says banner should be removed as Moscow’s war on Ukraine is illegal ...

The Russian Embassy plans to hold a public event on Feb 25 to mark the anniversary of the invasion. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.