SEOUL — South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol will travel to Washington next week for a NATO summit, where he is expected to sound the alarm on Russia and North Korea's recent military cooperation, his administration announced on Friday.Yoon's deputy national security adviser Kim Tae-hyo said NATO members and the so-called Indo-Pacific 4 — Korea, Japan, Australia and New Zealand — would 'confirm their shared commitment to protecting the international order...
'Especially with the Ukraine war going on for three years, we will reaffirm our commitment to support Ukraine's freedom and restoration of peace,' Kim told reporters Friday.'We will send a strong message regarding the military cooperation between Russia and North Korea and discuss ways to enhance cooperation among NATO allies and Indo-Pacific partners.'South Korea has grown anxious over the North's warming relations with its neighbor Russia.