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President Donald Trump has defended his decision to cut back on military exercises with South Korea, citing a good relationship with North Korea as a factor. He also indicated that South Korea's refusal to assist with security in the Strait of Hormuz played a role in this move.
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President Donald Trump has defended his decision to cut back on military exercises with South Korea, citing a good relationship with North Korea as a factor. He also indicated that South Korea's refusal to assist with security in the Strait of Hormuz played a role in this move.
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