At a press conference on the 26th, Iranian Ambassador to South Korea said at a press conference on the 26th, "South Korea is joining the non-hostile country," and added, "We appreciate that South Korea did not accept the U.S. proposal and appreciate this point." This is interpreted as a reference to the 'Hormuz escort coalition,' which U.S. President Donald Trump directly mentioned and called for allied participation by South Korea. Ambassador Kuzecs said, "To Iran There are no problems for Korean residents living here or for the crew members on (Korean) ships," and added, "I hope we can quickly reach an agreement and cooperate so that Korean ships can depart in order." However, he emphasized that passage is only possible if it is confirmed that there is no connection to the US or Israel, which is at war with our country, and that passage through the Strait of Hormuz requires coordination with the Iranian government and military, and such an agreement must be reached in advance." So, while it's fine that the country is non-hostile, it must still have no ties with the US or Israel, and in addition, there must be coordination with the Iranian government and military. Next, Sayyed Abbas Araç It is said that Iran's Foreign Minister recently officially requested a list of South Korean ships and detailed information about each vessel during a phone call with Foreign Minister Cho Hyun. Ambassador ,,, Kuzechi said, "We are at war, and the Strait of Hormuz cannot be excluded from the conflict," adding, "Anything benefiting the U.S., Israel, and these two countries will be subject to Iranian sanctions. Sanctions on these companies are Iran's right of defense," hinting that passage of South Korean ships trading with the U.S. will be restricted. It's fine since it's a non-hostile country,,, but the claim that it will eventually succeed is ,,, quite a detour to the point of being uncertain?????
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