Seoul: (RightNow) South Korea has not yet made a final decision on deploying military forces in the Hormuz Strait. Foreign Minister Cho Hyun stated that the country is assessing the regional situation.

Cho Hyun informed journalists that Seoul is currently reviewing its response, but no decision to send troops has been made. This statement was made before his departure to Washington.

Amid ongoing tensions in the Hormuz Strait, the United States expects cooperation from its allies. South Korea is also considering its future strategy, keeping its security in mind.

South Korea’s final decision may depend on ongoing negotiations with Washington and the changing security situation in the region.

It is noteworthy that the ongoing conflict in the Hormuz Strait has forced major global powers to reconsider their strategies.