BREAKING: Lee Jae Myung Rejects Troop Deployment but Weighs Protecting Shipping in Hormuz | AC1B

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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung ruled out deploying troops or military assets in ways that could draw Seoul into the Middle East conflict. He said South Korea may still take limited steps to protect shipping, oil supplies and citizens. Lee also addressed U.S. investment negotiations, re-election and plans for Seoul and Sejong. For more details, watch our story and subscribe to our channel, DRM News. South Korea’s Lee Rules Out Military Involvement in Middle East Conflict Lee Jae Myung Rejects Troop Deployment but Weighs Protecting Shipping in Hormuz “There Will Be No Involvement in the War”: South Korean President Lee “No Form of Troop Dispatch”: Lee Rejects Military Role in Middle East Conflict Lee Jae Myung news conference, South Korea Middle East conflict, South Korea troop deployment, Lee rules out war involvement, South Korea Strait of Hormuz, Korean naval deployment, Middle East shipping security, South Korea Iran war, Trump South Korea military role, commercial shipping p

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