Coreea de Sud ia în calcul implicarea militară în Strâmtoarea Ormuz

South Korea is exploring options to maintain navigation freedom in the Strait of Hormuz, including military measures. Discussions are ongoing, but no decisions have been made yet. Potential contributions may involve maritime patrol aircraft, logistical support ships, and mine detection units. Any military deployment would require approval from the National Assembly. The U.S. has urged allies to enhance security in this crucial trade route, which is vital for South Korea's oil imports. If approved, this would mark South Korea's first maritime mission outside the Korean Peninsula since 2009.