Survival warning to South Korea for participating in US actions against Iran.
Bakai, the spokesman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, in response to South Korea's actions near the Strait of Hormuz, said the following Korean proverb: "A sparrow that tries to fly after a stork will eventually break its legs."
Any direct or indirect participation in acts of aggression or economic terrorism against Iran, including the deployment of naval forces, military and logistical support equipment and personnel, is considered a hostile and illegal action.
Such actions violate Article 2, Section 4 of the Charter of the United Nations and are subject to the definition of an "act of aggression" in Resolution 3314 of the General Assembly of that organization.
Justifying these actions with titles such as "protection of freedom of navigation" or "fighting piracy" does not change their illegal and hostile nature.
No agreement or bilateral commitment with the US can be a legitimate basis for violating international obligations or participating in the military aggression of the US and Israel against Iran.
Any country that participates in such actions in any way will be fully responsible for its consequences.