U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement earlier in the week that he would suspend joint ROK-U.S. military drills came a “surprise” to Seoul, a South Korean presidential special advisor said on Friday.
Speaking at a news conference at the Seoul Foreign Correspondents Club (SFCC), Moon Chung-in said he would “not rule out” the possibility that Trump would not give additional concessions to North Korea in the future.
U.S. President Donald Trump's announcement earlier in the week that he would suspend joint ROK-U.S. military drills came a “surprise” to Seoul, a South Korean presidential special advisor said on Friday.
Speaking at a news conference at the Seoul Foreign Correspondents Club (SFCC), Moon Chung-in said he would “not rule out” the possibility that Trump would not give additional concessions to North Korea in the future.
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