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S Korea rules out military intervention in Middle East
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung stated that he will not send military forces to the Middle East to avoid his country’s involvement in conflicts, despite the government examining the possibility of deploying military assets to protect maritime navigation in the region. South Korea maintains a naval presence off the coast of Somalia to combat piracy and rejects U.S. calls to enhance the military role in supporting the war against Iran. He confirmed that his country will take minimal measures to protect its ships and oil shipments, while also considering the deployment of forces in the Strait of Hormuz, although such a move does not enjoy broad domestic support.
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