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Iran warns it may target South Korean assets over Hormuz

Iranian academic Mohammad Marandi warned that Tehran would consider South Korea an enemy if Seoul joins a Hormuz mission. He said Iran could strike South Korea’s economic and military interests across the Persian Gulf in that case.
WHO: Mohammad Marandi
WHAT: Warned that Iran would consider South Korea an enemy and could target its economic and military interests if Seoul joins a Hormuz mission
WHEN: Reported Sep 6, 2026 at 6:50 AM ET
WHERE: Persian Gulf
WHY: As a response to the prospect of South Korea joining the Hormuz mission, Marandi said Tehran would treat Seoul as an enemy and could target its interests across the Persian Gulf.
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