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126 Korean ships and 186 citizens are stranded in the Strait of Hormuz.
2Families are worried as 12 maritime students on training are among them.
3The government activated an emergency system to ensure crew safety.
1The UN discussed a resolution to forcefully open the Hormuz Strait oil route.
2Tension rose as China, Russia, and France opposed the US-led resolution.
3A prolonged blockade could cause global oil prices and inflation to skyrocket.
1Foreign ministers from 40+ nations met to discuss opening the blocked Strait.
2South Korea joined the meeting, pledging global cooperation to stabilize oil.
3A prolonged blockade could spike oil prices, prompting swift global action.
1A Japanese oil tanker safely passed the Strait of Hormuz amid Mideast tensions.
226 South Korean ships and about 170 sailors remain stranded near the strait.
3The government is considering direct talks with Iran for safe passage.
1US President Trump issued a strong warning against Iran's Hormuz blockade.
2He threatened a massive military attack if the strait isn't opened by the 7th.
3Oil prices and tensions surge as the world's key oil transit route is blocked.
1S. Korea takes urgent action as 26 ships are stranded in the Strait of Hormuz.
2Gov't is working closely with neighboring countries to ensure their safe exit.
3Close monitoring is needed due to potential oil price hikes and shipping delays.