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South Korea said there have been no discussions with the US over a possible pullback of American troops stationed in the ...

The remarks came after The Wall Street Journal reported that the White House is considering pulling out roughly 4,500 troops ...

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One of the options is relocating some of the troops to other locations in the Indo-Pacific region, the WSJ report said. Read ...

South Korea's defense ministry said Friday it has not held any discussions with the Pentagon over the possibility of scaling back U.S. Forces Korea (USFK) troops stationed in South Korea. The remark ...

In Seoul, Tokyo and even Taipei, a once-unthinkable idea — building nuclear weapons — has begun to look disturbingly pragmatic.