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    The fight against Korean deployment to Hormuz continues

    On 20 September, South Korea’s Lee Administration stated that, contrary to foreign media coverage, it had not rejected Trump’s request for support in the Strait of Hormuz. Lee stated that he would not be deploying combat troops to the Strait of Hormuz but left open the possibility of sending an anti-piracy unit in the area.

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    South Korea shouldn’t abet Trump in Hormuz

    On 3 September South Korean President Lee’s Administration leaked the possibility of deploying Korean forces to the Strait of Hormuz. Instead of fanning the flames of war, we should fight to extinguish Trump’s forever wars.

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    Iraq between the Mecca Pact and a widening war

    Iraq’s government and people are caught in the crossfire. Their country is formally committed to keeping out of the US-Israeli war of aggression against Iran, but its airspace has been violated during the war.

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    U.S. and Israel’s fake “refugee invasion” operation in Ceuta

    The background to the Ceuta events is that Israel is engaged in a counter-offensive against those states who are seen to be the main opposition to their genocidal and expansionist policies in Palestine and Southern Lebanon. These are, notably, in Europe Spain, and in Africa South Africa.

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    South Korea’s future can’t be built on arms exports

    At the NATO Summit, South Korea’s President Lee Jae-myung proposed a “Korea-NATO Defense Industry Partnership 2.0” based on a bilateral procurement plan that would give Korean companies access to its $9.9 billion market. This is part of Lee’s vision to make South Korea the fourth largest arms exporter.

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