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South Korea reconsiders Strait of Hormuz options
South Korea has retracted its decision to send forces to the Strait of Hormuz to ensure freedom of navigation, as the government is currently reviewing military and non-military options. The presidential office confirmed that the ministry has not yet issued final approval for any plan, and that the proposed options include patrol aircraft, logistical support ships, and specialized units, in a manner that does not affect the country's defensive readiness on the Korean Peninsula. These deliberations are based on the need to ensure energy supply security, noting that over 60% of Korea’s oil imports pass through the Strait. Under pressure from the United States to increase participation in efforts to secure navigation, the government is also considering military readiness and local legal procedures before making any final decision.
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