South Korean president drops Hormuz deployment plan amid protests
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
South Korean President Lee Jae-myung waived on whether he would send troops to join the US war on Iran, and patrol the Strait of Hormuz. Lee's remarks come amid mounting protests against deployment and US President Donald Trump's war.
A Friday evening rally and march again demanded South Korea not send troops or any assistance for Trump's illegal and unjustified aggression against Iran.
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