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Seoul Says It Can Deter Threats From North Korea Even if US Weapons Shifted to Middle East
South Korea's defence ministry states its military capabilities ensure deterrence against North Korea despite US relocating some THAAD missile defence assets to the Middle East.
- Seoul says it can deter threats from North Korea even if the US moves parts of its missile defense system to the Middle East.
- The US has about 28,500 troops and air and missile defense systems in South Korea to deter aggression from North Korea.
- Parts of the US THAAD missile defense system installed in South Korea in 2017 appear to be dismantled for redeployment.
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South Korea says can deter threats if US weapons redeployed to Middle East
South Korea can deter any threats from North Korea even if Washington redeploys weapons stationed in the country, President Lee Jae Myung said on Tuesday, after reports that U.S. missile defence systems were being sent to the Middle East.
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