Korea agrees $20bn defence deal with Poland
Korea has agreed a $20 billion deal to ship defence equipment to Poland, said to be the largest arms export in Korean history. The Korea Trade...
Korea has agreed a $20 billion deal to ship defence equipment to Poland, said to be the largest arms export in Korean history. The Korea Trade...
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