South Korea Plans to Expand Naval Task Force Operations Closer to Strait of Hormuz
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South Korean navy sailors salute during a ceremony marking the launch of the "Cheonghae" unit consisting of a 4,500-ton destroyer with 270 crew, a helicopter, and 30 special forces in the southeastern port city of Busan on March 3, 2009. (Choi Jae-ho/AFP via Getty Images)
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South Korea Plans to Expand Naval Task Force Operations Closer to Strait of Hormuz
South Korean navy sailors salute during a ceremony marking the launch of the "Cheonghae" unit consisting of a 4,500-ton destroyer with 270 crew, a helicopter, and 30 special forces in the southeastern port city of Busan on March 3, 2009. (Choi Jae-ho/AFP via Getty Images)
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