Majority of South Koreans Want Nuclear Arms as Trump Cuts Drills
Nearly two-thirds of South Koreans support developing nuclear weapons after President Trump curtailed joint military drills with Seoul.
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“Majority of South Koreans Want Nuclear Arms as Trump Cuts Drills”
Majority of South Koreans Want Nuclear Arms as Trump Cuts Drills
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Nearly two-thirds of South Koreans support developing nuclear weapons after President Trump curtailed joint military drills with Seoul.