South Korea won't send military aid to Middle East

South Korean President Lee Jae-myung stated that he will not deploy military forces to the Middle East to prevent his country from becoming involved in armed conflicts. However, he emphasized that Seoul is considering expanding its role to protect maritime navigation in the region. As part of this, South Korea maintains a naval presence off the coast of Somalia for anti-piracy missions and rejects U.S. calls to strengthen the military role in the fight against Iran. The South Korean president affirmed that the country will limit its actions to necessary measures to safeguard its ships and oil shipments, criticizing Trump's decision to reduce joint military exercises between the two countries.

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