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First Deputy Foreign Minister visits Iran from 10 to 12 … Discussion of pending issues
Also paying attention to the possibility of being linked to the freeze of Iranian oil exports
Raising the possibility of independent action by the Iranian hardliners
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The government cannot hide its embarrassment over the seizure of a Korean ship ahead of the Vice Foreign Minister’s visit to Iran. Since the Deputy Foreign Minister’s visit to Iran is scheduled, he is well aware of the background to the sudden arrest of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard. Reporter Lee Gyo-jun. The government is embarrassed by the capture incident amid a friendly atmosphere, such as the expansion of humanitarian trade between Korea and Iran. First Deputy Foreign Minister Choi Jong-gun will visit Tehran as scheduled early next week to discuss a wide range of issues between the two countries, including the issue of freezing Iran’s funds. The Foreign Ministry has not ruled out the possibility that the measure was linked to a freeze on Iranian oil exports, despite the Iranian government’s clarification that it is due to technical problems related to marine pollution from Korean ships. This is because some believe that the government of South Korea, an ally of the United States, has lobbied for action to lift the freeze. Diplomats also raise the possibility that, regardless of the will of the Iranian government, the hard-line conservatives, led by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, have taken their own actions to show their presence before the presidential elections. Amid various analyzes on the background to the capture of a Korean tanker, the government also seeks cooperation with the international community while making every effort to resolve it early through Vice Minister Choi Jong-Geon’s visit to Iran. YTN Kyojun Lee[[email protected]]is.