61% Believe US Not Involved In Iran War

A poll shows South Koreans are split on whether to end the conflict with Iran. The report notes that President Trump faces challenges regarding public dissatisfaction with the war and resistance to ineffective ceasefire efforts. 60% of respondents report increased recession risk due to war, with 44% reducing driving and 42% cutting living expenses due to fuel costs. South Korean police are investigating at least 30 social media accounts for spreading false information regarding Middle East tensions. The suspected misinformation includes claims about North Korean oil inflows, forced US dollar sales, and currency exchange regulations. Authorities are also warning against romance scams and smishing attempts targeting government relief funds. Police are working with information and credit card companies to address these threats. The number of electric vehicles operating in South Korea has surpassed 1 million units. South Korea is accelerating efforts to achieve self-reliance in nuclear fusion superconductor technology by 2035. Resolution 57 will establish special testing zones that do not require prior permission to facilitate enterprise development. A poll indicated 61% of respondents felt the US was not participating in the Iran war. The Defense Minister previously stated that war could continue without parliamentary consent.