South Korea's Lee says army will not be deployed to get involved in Middle East conflict
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said that he would not deploy any military assets to the Middle East that could potentially draw Seoul into conflict amid the war on Iran. "There will be no deployment of troops that involves or intervenes in a war," Lee said during a press conference.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung said that he would not deploy any military assets to the Middle East that could potentially draw Seoul into conflict amid the war on Iran. "There will be no deployment of troops that involves or intervenes in a war," Lee said during a press conference.
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