Fueling both sides? South Korea ships 150,000T fuel to Russia while funding Ukraine
South Korea is backing Ukraine, but its fuel tankers are sailing in the opposite direction — towards Russia.
Tuesday, October 6, 2026
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South Korea is backing Ukraine, but its fuel tankers are sailing in the opposite direction — towards Russia.
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US ally South Korea has emerged as a weak link in western sanctions against Russia, with more than 176,000 tonnes of fuel shipped from its ports to Russia
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