CONFLICT● ELEVATED5d ago · Sep 11, 2026, 6:50 AM
Foreign Ministers of South Korea and Iran address the Hormuz situation in a call
Clarín · middle east
The Foreign Ministers of South Korea and Iran discussed the crisis in Hormuz, crucial for energy supply, amid US pressure. Tehran warns of possible repercussions if South Korea intervenes militarily, while Seoul evaluates its participation in the conflict.
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