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In cutting joint drills, Trump has given South Korea’s president what he wants. So why does Seoul look so uneasy?

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In cutting joint drills, Trump has given South Korea’s president what he wants. So why does Seoul look so uneasy?
The Guardian
The Guardian1 hrs ago
In cutting joint drills, Trump has given South Korea’s president what he wants. So why does Seoul look so uneasy?
President Lee Jae Myung has long pushed for stronger homegrown defences, yet Donald Trump’s move has sparked alarm in some quarters At their first summit, in August last year, South Korean president Lee Jae Myung told Donald Trump: “If you, Mr President, become the peacemaker, then I will assist you as the pacemaker.”
CNBC
CNBC5 hrs ago
Seoul, Washington to halve joint drills as Trump reportedly seeks summit with North Korea's Kim
Seoul, Washington to halve joint drills as Trump reportedly seeks summit with North Korea's Kim
South China Morning Post
South China Morning Post🏁 first to report5 hrs ago
US, South Korea slash joint military drills by half as Trump eyes Kim summit
Scheduled joint US and South Korean military drills are expected to be cut by about half, according to South Korean media on Wednesday, following ‌President Donald Trump’s order to substantially reduce US participation in the annual exercises. The Ulchi Freedom Shield exercise, which began on Monday, had been due to ru