Seven out of 10 South Koreans believe the government should only provide nonmilitary aid to Ukraine, a survey showed.
In the survey of 1,000 people aged 18 or above conducted by Gallup Korea from June 21-23, 72 percent said the government of President Yoon Suk-yeol should only send medical, food and other nonlethal aid.
Only 15 percent said the government should also provide weapons.
Eighty-four percent said they are interested in the Ukraine-Russia war while 13 percent said they are not. (Yonhap)
By Nam Kyung-don (
don@heraldcorp.com)