South Korea presidential hopefuls spar over Ukraine as poll nears

Main contenders criticize each other's phrasing while offering little relief

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Ukrainians protest Russia's invasion of Ukraine outside the Russian Embassy in Seoul on Feb. 28.

SOTARO SUZUKI, Nikkei Seoul bureau chief

SEOUL -- The South Korean presidential election, set for March 9, is just days away. Candidates running neck-and-neck will use any topic as a political battleground, and Russia's invasion of Ukraine is no exception.

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