Russia: ”It is in South Korea's interest to not destroy the current state of the Korean Peninsula”

The Russian government argued that "it is in the interest of South Korea not to disrupt the current state of affairs on the Korean Peninsula." According to the Russian state news agency TASS, a spokesman for the Russian Foreign Ministry said at a press conference on the 18th (local time):
In response to a question about the report that "South Korean President Yoon Seok-yeol and his initiators tried to provoke conflict on the Korean Peninsula in order to justify the declaration of emergency martial law," he said as mentioned above.
The spokesman responded, "We must refrain from any attempt to destroy the current state of affairs on the Korean Peninsula, return to the path of restoring good neighborly relations and constructive exchanges with our closest neighbors, and resolve the already difficult regional issues."
"It is in South Korea's interest to prevent the situation from worsening," he said. "We must investigate all circumstances surrounding the declaration of emergency martial law and verify the veracity of the various pieces of information."
However, he claimed that "South Korea has regularly carried out plans to provoke North Korea, destabilize the situation, and then blame or shift the responsibility onto North Korea."