South Korean President Lee Refuses to Send Troops to Iran Amid U.S. Pressure
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South Korean President Lee Jae Myung has declined President Trump's repeated requests for military support in Iran, signaling a refusal to send troops. This decision highlights South Korea's stance despite its longstanding alliance with the United States. The announcement comes amid ongoing diplomatic tensions involving Iran.
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