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South Korea's President: No Military Deployment in Hormuz
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung affirmed that Seoul will not send military forces to intervene in the war between the United States and Iran through the Hormuz Strait, stressing that the government adheres to the principle of non-participation and non-military intervention in such conflicts. He explained that the government is undertaking only the minimal necessary activities to protect its merchant ships and ensure the safety of its citizens, emphasizing that deploying troops on the battlefield is not feasible and that the stance will remain unchanged in the future. His statements come amid pressure from the United States for military support regarding the ongoing crisis in the Middle East, with the South Korean government continuing to consider providing security contributions without compromising its military capabilities. He also mentioned the possibility of a summit between North Korean leader Kim Jong-un and the U.S. President in the coming months, though no official confirmation has been made.
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