South Korea proposes extra $17 billion budget to cushion energy costs fueled by Iran war
Seoul imports 94% of its energy needs, and almost 72% of its crude oil comes from the Middle East.
South Korea proposes extra $17 billion budget to cushion energy costs fueled by Iran war
Seoul imports 94% of its energy needs, and almost 72% of its crude oil comes from the Middle East.
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