South Korean president promises maximum response to energy crisis
South Korean president Myung vowed to respond to the energy crisis caused by Iran war to the fullest extent possible.
South Korean president promises maximum response to energy crisis
South Korean president Myung vowed to respond to the energy crisis caused by Iran war to the fullest extent possible.
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