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South Korea is strategically pivoting its focus towards the Indo-Pacific, recognizing its reliance on Middle East energy flows via the Hormuz Strait.

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South Korea is strategically pivoting its focus towards the Indo-Pacific, recognizing its reliance on Middle East energy flows via the Hormuz Strait.

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  1. South Korea, led by Lee Jae-myung, is addressing the global supply-chain crisis by participating in multilateral calls regarding the U.S.-Iran conflict and the Strait of Hormuz.Sub-event
  2. Australia extended help to stabilize South Korea's energy market, acknowledging the impact of the Middle East conflict on global energy supply chains.Sub-event
  3. Trump pressures South Korea over war contributions amid global energy flow disruptions from the US-Iran conflict.1 source
  4. South Korea prioritizes Indo-Pacific and relies on Middle East/Hormuz energy flows.1 source

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