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Ben Sando

Ben Sando is a graduate student at Georgetown School of Foreign Service’s Master of Asian Studies and a Pacific Forum Young Leader. He previously served in research positions in Seoul, South Korea, at the ROK National Assembly Research Service and the Yonsei Institute for Sinology.

North Korea’s long-range missiles pose the greatest threat to Seoul

DPRK’s ICBMs would disrupt US deterrence not because they can reach Washington but because they threaten ROK, Japan

Ben SandoSeptember 14, 2021

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North Korea’s long-range missiles pose the greatest threat to Seoul

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