Russia: ``Don't be surprised, South Korea''... warns of ``retaliatory measures'' against South Korea's export restrictions

Russia teased retaliatory measures on the 27th (local time) in response to the South Korean government's announcement the previous day that it would ``further prohibit the export of items to Russia that could be used for military purposes.''
According to Reuters, in a press conference on the same day, a spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that in response to South Korea's decision to ban exports to Russia, ``South Korea has taken unfriendly measures at the request of the United States,'' and ``This is a threat to the South Korean economy and industry.'' damage
It will be given,” he said. He continued, ``We have the right to respond and take measures,'' and added, ``This will cause damage to South Korea's economy and industry, and this will necessarily be disproportionate.
"They (Koreans) should not be surprised by this." On the 26th, South Korea's Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy added 682 items to the list of status permits for the international community's cooperation in export control to Russia.
The government has teased a revised bill for the 33rd Strategic Goods Import and Export Notification. With the addition of 682 items, the total number of items subject to status permission will increase to 1,159. These include heavy construction equipment, secondary batteries,
These items are considered to have a high possibility of being used for military purposes, such as machine tools and aircraft parts.