South Korean government ``criticizes'' remarks by Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson...``below standard and disrespectful''

On the 3rd, the South Korean government responded to the statement by a spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, who criticized South Korean President Yoon Seo-gyul's comments criticizing the "legislation of North Korea's nuclear first use" as "biased." country's
"The statements made by a spokesperson for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs are substandard, disrespectful, and biased," he said. On this day, the Public Relations Office of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea announced that President Yoon
He pointed out earlier the commentary on the 1st (local time) by a spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which belittled the remark, saying, ``Such comments demonstrate that North Korea's threatening expressions and persistent armed provocations are threatening the Korean peninsula and the region.'' tension
"It ignores the clear and objective reality that has made Zhang so popular." He continued, ``[Such statements] are repugnant when viewed against the standards of a country that sincerely abides by the norms of the international community.
(It's) embarrassing sophistry.'' South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said, ``The Russian leader's calling the invasion of Ukraine, a clear violation of international law, a ``special military operation'' is an attempt to deceive the international community.
"It's just a far-fetched argument," he said. A spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs responded to President Yoon's remarks at the Central Integrated Defense Council held at the State Guest House in Cheongwa Dae on the 31st of last month, calling it "biased."
``Such statements were made in an attempt to hide an aggressive plan targeting the Democratic People's Republic of Korea.''