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South Korea faces pressure to contribute military assets to Hormuz security efforts

South Korean officials said other countries may join efforts in the Strait of Hormuz and that military assets are expected from Seoul. The United States said it was waiting for South Korea to provide resources.

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A South Korean contribution could widen international military involvement around a strategically vital shipping route.

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