In response to the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei due to attacks from the United States and Israel, South Korea's government has convened multiple meetings to assess the impact on citizen safety, the economy, and energy supplies. President Yoon Suk-yeol took to social media to reassure the public that although international circumstances are unstable, they need not worry as the nation has overcome past crises and has a responsible government in place. He urged the citizens to continue their daily lives with confidence.

President Yoon emphasized a comprehensive emergency response strategy involving Prime Minister Kim Moon-soo and all relevant ministries to monitor the situation. He instructed that the government maintain an emergency response system centered around the Prime Minister during his diplomatic travels. The aim is to ensure that information about the crisis in the Middle East and its implications for South Korea’s economy is promptly reported and addressed.

Furthermore, Prime Minister Kim convened an emergency meeting to establish a 24-hour crisis management system focusing on foreign affairs and security while developing strategies to navigate fluctuating international oil prices and volatility in the foreign exchange and financial markets. The South Korean government remains vigilant and proactive in response to these global developments, reflecting its commitment to the safety and stability of its citizens.