South Korea’s president has signaled a cautious approach to regional tensions, agreeing to help mediate potential talks between the United States and North Korea while explicitly ruling out any involvement in a potential U.S.-led conflict with Iran. The move underscores Seoul’s delicate balancing act between maintaining alliances with Washington and avoiding direct entanglement in broader military escalations. Analysts will be watching whether the stance holds as geopolitical pressures continue to mount.
South Korean president will facilitate US-North Korea talks but will not deploy troops in US war on Iran.
