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Lee Rules Out South Korean Deployment Into Iran War, Reviews Shipping Protection

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Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of the container ship Annaba at Skandiahamnen, Sweden, from an April 2017 photograph, with commercial logos and lettering omitted; archival cargo-shipping context, not the reported vessel, port, voyage or incident.
AI courtroom sketch of the container ship Annaba at Skandiahamnen, Sweden, from an April 2017 photograph, with commercial logos and lettering omitted; archival cargo-shipping context, not the reported vessel, port, voyage or incident. Adapted from the credited reference. Container ship Annaba at Skandiahamnen 1.jpgW.carter; CC0.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said he would not send troops or military assets in any form that would involve the country in the Iran war. Speaking at a televised press conference in Seoul, Lee said the government must still protect citizens, merchant ships and crude-oil transport routes. He said officials are reviewing stronger measures through the existing Cheonghae naval unit, which is already assigned to anti-piracy and shipping-security duties. The decision follows a South Korean assessment team’s return from the United Arab Emirates after reviewing security conditions in the Middle East.

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