South Korea is weighing a military deployment to the Strait of Hormuz to support US efforts amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict, a decision tied to broader shifts in South Korea-US relations and expected to come up when President Lee Jae Myung meets Emmanuel Macron next week.
South Korea is weighing a military deployment to the Strait of Hormuz to support US efforts amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict, a decision tied to broader shifts in South Korea-US relations and expected to come up when President Lee Jae Myung meets Emmanuel Macron next week.
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South Korea is weighing a military deployment to the Strait of Hormuz to support US efforts amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict, a decision tied to broader shifts in South Korea-US relations and expected to come up when President Lee Jae Myung meets Emmanuel Macron next week.
