The South Korean government is reportedly reviewing plans to deploy naval assets, including maritime patrol aircraft and supply ships, to the Strait of Hormuz following requests from the United States. ^[1] The South Korean government is reviewing the possibility of deploying military assets to the Strait of Hormuz to support freedom of navigation. ^[2] The government is currently drafting a consent bill to be submitted to the National Assembly, with analysts predicting it could be submitted this month. ^[3] The P-8A aircraft are intended to perform surveillance and tracking missions, while the Soyang ship is designated to provide fuel and ammunition supplies to operating vessels. ^[4] The P-8A maritime patrol aircraft and the Soyang supply ship are among the specific assets being considered for deployment to the Strait of Hormuz. ^[5] High-ranking officials from the Blue House stated that the administration is examining various options, including non-combat and search missions, while ensuring no significant damage to South Korea's defense posture on the Korean Peninsula. ^[6] Potential assets under consideration include the new naval supply ship Soyang, the P-8A Poseidon maritime patrol aircraft, and the Navy Special Warfare Command's Explosive Ordnance Disposal team. ^[7] The United States has requested South Korea's contribution to stabilize the Strait of Hormuz. ^[8]