US and South Korea consider exercise reduction
The United States and South Korea announced a plan to reduce their joint military exercises, following orders from U.S. President Donald Trump, who expressed dissatisfaction with the size of previous drills and his desire to significantly cut back their scope. Colonel Xavier Brunsen, commander of U.S. forces in Korea, discussed this approach with the South Korean Defense Ministry, while both sides emphasized the continuation of coordination regarding the defense posture and joint training. This development comes amid a decline in South Korea’s participation in actions against Iran and preparations to reduce the scale of military maneuvers, marking major changes in the military policies of both countries.
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