Trump to cut military drills with South Korea

U.S. President Donald Trump announced that he has decided to significantly reduce joint military exercises with South Korea, due to his good relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. He explained that these exercises are not only costly and place a large financial burden on the United States but also send inappropriate and provocative signals to North Korea, which perceives them as preparation for an invasion, especially after Pyongyang launched a ballistic missile over the Sea of Japan. Trump also pointed out that South Korea is not participating in U.S. military operations against Iran, expressing the belief that the relations between Washington and Seoul could change based on interests related to nuclear disarmament negotiations with Iran. Trump had previously posted a picture of himself with Kim Jong Un in 2019, emphasizing the importance of mutual understanding despite images showing unfriendly gazes, while North Korea warned of a possible response to the military exercises, considering them preparations to invade.

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