Russia: ”South Korea, do not intervene in Ukraine war”... ”Rejects” North Korean troops dispatch

Russia has warned of a "harsh response" to the South Korean government's recent decision to send troops to the Ukraine war.
A spokesman for the Russian Foreign Ministry said on the 23rd (local time) about the South Korean government's recent announcement, "Russia has the potential to threaten the security of our country and its people.
"We will respond strongly to any measures taken," he said. "Such measures may become concrete," he said, adding, "I hope that the South Korean authorities will make a careful and common-sense decision."
"If South Korea joins the Ukraine conflict, we must consider the possible consequences for South Korea's security," he said. South Korea's National Intelligence Service said on the same day that "the North Korean troops that have been transferred to Russia so far are
"The number of U.S. troops will reach 3,000 by December, and will reach a total of 10,000 by December," he said. Based on this, the South Korean government is drawing up a scenario for a gradual support for Ukraine, including the provision of offensive weapons.
Regarding South Korea's announcement of the dispatch of troops to North Korea and its response measures, a spokesman for the Russian Foreign Ministry said, "We are confused by the South Korean government's reaction," and "The South Korean government
"We must not be fooled by the terrorist regime of Ukraine," he said.
On the other hand, he said that the information about the dispatch of North Korean troops was "false and exaggerated."
In response to the remark made by US Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin that "evidence has been confirmed that North Korean troops are being sent to Russia," he said, "We don't know where they (North Korean troops) are."
You should ask Yang (Pyongyang)."