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Lee cautioned, however, that the "crisis is not yet over" as a considerable amount of time will be required to fully bring the world economy back to normal, even following a peace agreement is signed. "We need more effective and focused crisis management in the mid- to long-term," he stated, asking the government to maintain a thorough emergency response system and pursue long-term tasks, such as diversifying energy and raw material supply chains.
And Israeli airstrikes on Iran in late February. "This is all thanks to the individuals who gathered their strengths while trusting the government, and the result of the sincere efforts of public servants at the oceans ministry, the foreign ministry, the National Intelligence Service and other relevant ministries," he stated during the meeting at Cheong Wa Dae.
Yonhap President Lee Jae Myung stated Tuesday that all although two Korean-operated vessels have left the Strait of Hormuz following being stranded there amid the U.S.-Iran war. Lee provided the update during a Cabinet meeting, saying the two that remain have circumstances that prevent them from leaving the strait, which was effectively shut following U.S.
President Lee Jae Myung stated Tuesday that all although two Korean-operated vessels have left the Strait of Hormuz following being stranded there amid the U.... President Lee Jae Myung speaks during a cabinet meeting at Cheong Wa Dae in Seoul, Tuesday.
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