Warsaw keen on joint production but war in Ukraine and workflow challenges remain in reaching mutually beneficial deal
In 2022, Poland and South Korea embarked on a new phase in their bilateral relations, with defense issues emerging as a crucial area of collaboration.
But clashing organizational cultures and South Korea’s concerns about offending Moscow and Beijing might prevent speedier deliveries and aid for Ukraine.
In 2022, Poland and South Korea embarked on a new phase in their bilateral relations, with defense issues emerging as a crucial area of collaboration.
But clashing organizational cultures and South Korea’s concerns about offending Moscow and Beijing might prevent speedier deliveries and aid for Ukraine.
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