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The New York Times reported that the U.S. forces in South Korea have become more vulnerable in the event of a war with North Korea, due to the Pentagon redirecting tactical surveillance assets to the Middle East and withdrawing its air defenses. This change raises concerns about a potential decline in the United States' ability to protect its Asian allies, which could lead South Korea and Japan to seek nuclear weapons to bolster deterrence. Additionally, the reduction of U.S. weapon stockpiles due to depletion extends the replenishment time, a situation that analysts believe benefits Russia and China, who are aware of America's limited stock and support prolonging conflicts for longer periods.
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