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Iran threatens South Korean assets if Seoul joins Hormuz mission

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Iranian academic Mohammad Marandi warned that Tehran would view South Korea as an enemy and could strike its economic and military interests if Seoul joins the US-led mission to secure navigation in the Strait of Hormuz. Marandi stated that South Korean assets in the Persian Gulf, including those in Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Kuwait, the UAE, and Qatar, would be vulnerable to Iranian retaliation.
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Iranian academic Mohammad Marandi has warned that Tehran would consider South Korea an enemy and could strike its economic and military interests across the Persian Gulf if Seoul joins the US-led war on Iran. Speaking on Al Mayadeen’s The Grand Standoff, Marandi said South Korea’s involvement in efforts to secure freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz would expose its interests in the region to Iranian retaliation.

Iran threatens South Korean assets if Seoul joins Hormuz mission
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