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South Korea Considers Greater Regional Navigation Role
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung emphasized that his country will not send military assets to the Middle East to avoid becoming involved in conflicts, despite studying ways to increase its role in ensuring safe navigation in the region—particularly in the Strait of Hormuz, which is of great importance for Korea's energy security. These remarks come amid rising tensions between the United States and Iran and their impact on maritime traffic, as South Korea relies on importing more than half of its oil through the Strait. The government has rejected the idea of direct military participation to meet U.S. demands, prioritizing its commercial interests and the safety of its citizens.
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