South Korea will support sanctions on

On Thursday, South Korea said it would join a move to sanction  if it carried out a full-blown invasion of e.

’s military incursion into e has turned the world’s attention to its economy. The nation is facing the prospect of crippling sanctions that could further destabilize the economy. The military action has directly impacted ’s economy, causing investors to flee. In recent months, the markets had appeared buoyed by hopes that the conflict could turn out to be solved diplomatically.

The South Korean government joins sanctions against . It includes export controls if  continues a full-fledged war in any form despite repeated warnings from the global community. Yonhap news agency reported citing a senior foreign ministry official’s report.

Moreover, South Korea is reportedly in consultations with the US and other allies over the issue.

The official added that the government would consider all options to minimize the potential economic impact and damages on Korean businesses from such measures.

Overview of the conflict and sanctions

’s military incursion into eastern e has turned the world’s attention to the country’s ailing economy. The conflict has caused billions of dollars to damage ian infrastructure and industry.  is a large and important country. However, its economy is only about the size of Italy’s, making it one of the world’s less significant economic powerhouses. That means that even though  has the potential to disrupt the global economy, it is hard to see how its actions in e will have any measurable impact on the world economy.

For years, Western nations have been concerned about ’s military might and political interference abroad. But for many ns, the country’s intervention in e represents something deeper and more insidious: their nation’s economic collapse. The fighting has taken a heavy toll on the country’s already-troubled economy. The civilian casualties could have the most significant impact in the long run.

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