South Korea Seeks Iran's Cooperation on Strait of Hormuz Transits Amid Stranded Ships

South Korea's special envoy is seeking cooperation from Iran regarding transits through the Strait of Hormuz. The diplomatic effort comes as 26 South Korea-related ships and 173 crew members remain stranded in the vital waterway.

23 Apr, 03:10 — 23 Apr, 03:10

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South Korea’s special envoy seeks Iran’s cooperation on Strait of Hormuz transits

26 South Korea-related ships, 173 South Korean crew members remain stranded in the Strait

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South Korea Seeks Iran's Cooperation on Strait of Hormuz Transits Amid Stranded Ships

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