US EditionIran's Top Envoy Says S. Korean Ships Can Transit Strait of Hormuz only After Coordination with Tehran
Iran requires prior coordination for South Korean vessels to transit the Strait of Hormuz, with 26 ships and 179 crew members currently stranded, officials said.
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Iran classifies Korea as 'non-hostile,' offers conditional passage through Hormuz, envoy says
Iran has classified Korea as a "non-hostile country" in the current conflict and indicated that Korean vessels may pass through the Strait of Hormuz, provided they secure prior coordination with Tehran, Iran's ambassador to Korea said Thursday. Speaking at a press conference at the Iranian Embassy in Seoul, ambassador Saeed Koozechi emphasized that Tehran does not regard Seoul as an adversary and that Korean vessels have not faced safety issues …
Iranian Ambassador to South Korea: South Korea is a non-hostile state and must not participate in the U.S.-led escort coalition. South Korean ships will pass safely without U.S. cooperation. Trump's peace plan is merely a delaying tactic. Iran is fully prepared to confront the situation if ground warfare escalates. Putting forward an anti-U.S. stance as a condition for navigating the Strait of Hormuz, which Iran has effectively blockaded, U.S.-l…
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Min Seon-hee = The Iranian Embassy in South Korea held a photo exhibition at the embassy in Yongsan-gu, Seoul on the 26th, stating that it would shed light on the reality of the attacks against Iran carried out by Israel and the United States...
Iranian Ambassador to South Korea Saeed Khuzechi stated on the 26th that "South Korea joins the ranks of non-hostile states." Ambassador Khuzechi made this remark during an emergency press conference held at the Iranian Embassy in Yongsan-gu, Seoul. However, he added, "Passage through the Strait of Hormuz is only possible with coordination with the Iranian government and military, and such an agreement must be reached in advance." Following this…
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Iranian Ambassador to South Korea Saeed Koozechi speaks during a press conference at the Iranian Embassy in Seoul on Thursday. Photo by Yonhap Iran’s top envoy to Seoul said Thursday South Korean ships can pass through the Strait of Hormuz, but only with prior coordination with Tehran, saying that his country has asked Seoul to provide details of the vessels stranded in the key waterway amid the ongoing conflict. Iranian Ambassador to South Kor…
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