El primer ministro surcoreano convoca reunión de emergencia sobre la situación en Oriente Medio

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El primer ministro surcoreano Kim Min-seok convocó el 1 de marzo una reunión de emergencia con funcionarios gubernamentales para revisar la situación en Oriente Medio tras la muerte del líder supremo de Irán en ataques de Estados Unidos e Israel. Durante la reunión, Kim recibió informes sobre los últimos desarrollos regionales y discutió medidas de respuesta. El gobierno planea priorizar la seguridad de sus nacionales y la estabilidad económica.

SEOUL, 1 de marzo (Yonhap) -- El primer ministro Kim Min-seok convocó el domingo una reunión de emergencia de funcionarios gubernamentales para revisar la situación en Oriente Medio tras la muerte del líder supremo de Irán en ataques de Estados Unidos e Israel.

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