We'll have to see how the leftists react to the deployment to Hormuz.

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During the Roh Moo-hyun administration, even the deployment to Iraq—which focused on engineering and reconstruction rather than combat units—caused an uproar and they treated him like a total traitor.
I'll have to see if they apply the same standard to Lee Jae-myung.
If they are leftists who advocate for anti-war stances and military reduction, they should naturally apply the same standard.
But lately, the left has become more shameless than before, so I doubt if they will.
In the past, even under leftist governments, leftist organizations would criticize and act as "reflective progressives,"
but nowadays they seem to be greed itself. It feels like they won't even move unless there is an interest involved.
Anyway,
During the Yoon Suk-yeol administration, when they talked about sending a military observation group—not even a deployment to Ukraine—they made all sorts of noise.
Isn't that ridiculous?
In Hormuz, people could actually die from Iranian drones.