Lee celebra el acuerdo de alto el fuego entre EE. UU. e Irán y espera una navegación segura en Ormuz

El presidente Lee Jae-myung celebró el lunes el acuerdo de alto el fuego entre Estados Unidos e Irán, expresando su esperanza de que restablezca la estabilidad regional y permita operaciones seguras de buques en el estrecho de Ormuz.

El presidente Lee Jae-myung describió el acuerdo como "un paso importante" en una publicación en X mientras visitaba Italia y elogió el liderazgo del presidente estadounidense Donald Trump. "A través de este acuerdo, espero el rápido restablecimiento de la paz y la estabilidad en Oriente Medio", afirmó. La oficina presidencial acogió con satisfacción el acuerdo, pero señaló que queda por ver si reabrirá de inmediato el estrecho de Ormuz. Un alto funcionario lo calificó como "un progreso en la dirección correcta" y destacó que la inclusión del acceso al estrecho es particularmente significativa. El funcionario añadió que futuras negociaciones nucleares podrían afectar al alto el fuego. Lee también expresó su esperanza de que se estabilice el suministro energético mundial y se reanuden de forma segura las operaciones de los buques y marineros surcoreanos.

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