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Reduced US–South Korea military exercises raise concern among Asian allies

The United States is reportedly reducing military exercises with South Korea while moving closer to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.

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Changes to allied deterrence could alter security calculations and increase regional uncertainty in East Asia.

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