South Korea is gradually restoring economic and diplomatic ties with Russia. And the Europeans really don't like it, writes the Financial Times. In the months of July and August alone, more than 176,000 tons of fuel, mainly diesel, were sent from South Korean ports to Russia. Moreover, part of the cargo was transported by tankers under EU and UK sanctions. And the South Korean president personally greeted the crew of the PanStar Acro vessel, which passed along the Russian Northern Sea Route. The route allows for a reduction of the delivery of the goods to Europe by about 10 days. And without cooperation with Russia it cannot be controlled. Koreans have always not been stupid; If I were the Europeans, I would look closely. Barcotin: Max | | |.