Nobody is going anywhere! Seoul has denied rumors about the withdrawal of US troops from South Korea

South Korea has not confirmed the information of the American media that Washington is exploring the possibility of reducing the number of US troops stationed on the Korean Peninsula, reports the news agency Renhap.

Rumors about a possible reduction in the size of the US military contingent in South Korea caused great concern in Seoul. In Washington, the Koreans assured that no changes were foreseen for the time being, but did not exclude them in the future.

Earlier, the New York Times published an article stating that US President Donald Trump instructed the country's defense ministry to consider the possibility of reducing the American military contingent stationed in South Korea.

One of the senior representatives in the National Security Council of the White House said that the messages are completely untrue

- quotes the agency spokesman for the South Korean president, Yong Yong Chang.

In addition, the agency also received an e-mail comment from the representative of the Pentagon, which stated that "the mission in South Korea will remain the same, and the balance of forces will not change."

Recall that at the moment on a permanent basis in South Korea are 28 and a half thousand soldiers and officers of the United States.

Comments

[NEXUS]

And will not leave. South Korea is essentially occupied, as is Japan.

[Logall]

Quote: NEXUS

South Korea is essentially occupied, as is Japan.

Like Germany, as the Baltic states are now occupied, Poland ...
"The sheep was afraid of wolves all her life, but the shepherd ate it!"

[Tatyana]

Quote: Logall

Quote: NEXUS

South Korea is essentially occupied, as is Japan.

Like Germany, as the Baltic states are now occupied, Poland ...
"The sheep was afraid of wolves all her life, but the shepherd ate it!"

To the very point said!

I, too, as soon as I read the title of the article and immediately imagined “BACK” (!), I involuntarily laughed.
For the BACK - in the present historical time - it would have sounded, if not as misinformation in the media, then at least as a political ANECDOT type:
"The US is leaving! Seoul has confirmed rumors about the withdrawal of US troops from South Korea."
Now! No matter how! Just so the United States and fled with its "departure" from the South Caucasus!
Only naive they can believe in it!

[max702]

I read comments and wonder how much the people are not far away or everyone started trolling each other ... The USA, in the cooperation of the entire Anglo-Saxon world led by Israel, crushed the entire bourgeois world and not only all of these Germany, France, Korea, Japan, not to mention all sorts of Poland, Surinamas. Haiti, Argentines or South Africa and others .. Understand on the planet earth there are very few countries that the world bourgeoisie cannot milk as it wants .. And that’s why the Cold War 2.0 is being waged because they need to finish off the rest ... It doesn’t matter what rubbish they carry on meetings of the UN, it is important who has the STRENGTH, and while we can resist this we are the ENEMY !! And with the enemy you know what they are doing .. Therefore, do not bleat the FIG about the fact that they are wrong and do not play by the rules ...

[Kaskad]

Quote: NEXUS

And will not leave. South Korea is essentially occupied, as is Japan.

Eun has not yet spoken his word, and naturally Russia and China! Not so fast gentlemen ..
The USA needs to be crushed right around the world! It’s too early .. Here with Israel would sort it out

[Jack O'Neill]

Occupation (from the Latin. Occupatio - “seizure, occupation”) in the general case is the occupation by the armed forces of a state of a territory which does not belong to it, not accompanied by the acquisition of sovereignty over it and carried out in the absence of the will of the state possessing sovereignty over the territory [1], usually temporary. The occupation should be distinguished from the annexation, the act of accession by the state of all or part of the territory of others unilaterally.

As far as I know, the US Armed Forces in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan are with the consent of the Republic of Kazakhstan itself.

[Logall]

Quote: Jack O'Neill

The US Armed Forces on the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan are located with the consent of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Do not believe it, but even in Iraq with the consent of the Government of Iraq!
They come, they beat out the consent and remain ...

[Jack O'Neill]

Quote: Logall

Quote: Jack O'Neill

The US Armed Forces on the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan are located with the consent of the Republic of Kazakhstan.

Do not believe it, but even in Iraq with the consent of the Government of Iraq!

Well, what kind of "occupation" can there be then?

[Logall]

About what! As with the gopot: everyone smiles at them until the gop are knitted! And then ten volumes of only indictments ...

[Jack O'Neill]

Quote: Logall

About what! As with the gopot: everyone smiles at them until the gop are knitted! And then ten volumes of only indictments ...

Are you talking about what exactly?

[Logall]

As long as the United States rules these territories, everyone will say that they are glad of their presence ... But, as soon as they leave, for unknown reasons, accusations of occupation will immediately fall.

[Jack O'Neill]

As long as the United States rules these territories, everyone will say that they are glad of their presence ... But, as soon as they leave, for unknown reasons, accusations of occupation will immediately fall.

So I can’t understand what "occupation" is, because the USA is there with the permission of the RK itself?
If the US Armed Forces had occupied by force RK, without their consent, then it would be an occupation.

[Logall]

Are you familiar with the events that began on 25 June 1950 year?
The United States did not call in Korea yesterday! And not ten years ago ... Nobody called them at all. They came there to confront the USSR ...

[Merold]

Quote: Logall

Are you familiar with the events that began on 25 June 1950 year?

Many are familiar. And with the fact that since the beginning of 1949, Kim Il Sung began to turn to the Soviet government with requests for help in a full-scale invasion of South Korea. And with the fact that the details of the DPRK attack on the South Caucasus were agreed upon during the visit of Kim Il Sung to Moscow in March - April 1950. And that only almost 3 months after the DPRK attack on the South Caucasus, the Americans landed there.
What other amazing discoveries will you tell us?

[Logall]

Quote: Merold

after the DPRK attack on the South Caucasus, the Americans landed there.

Come on? It was their territory with the government set by them!
The division of Korea into North and South Korea occurred in 1945 after the defeat of Japan, which had previously ruled Korea, in World War II. The USA and the USSR signed an agreement on joint management of the country. The dividing line of the zones of influence of the two superpowers ran along the 38th parallel. After the Korean War (1950-1953), two young states were divided by a demilitarized zone.
Kim Il Sung was only trying to unite the country, which greatly annoyed the Americans!

[Logall]

Quote: Merold

So when did the Americans, a connoisseur of history, land there?

Stop yornich, I did not rude you!
Americans have been present there since 45. They could start a war right away, but they went on a trick: with the help of their own puppet government in Kazakhstan, they asked the UN for help. Then they created the president through the gene assembly, bypassing the veto of the USSR (Now they want to use this experience too) in order to attract more strength! And the hostilities began not only, but with the allies ...

[Jack O'Neill]

Quote: Logall

Are you familiar with the events that began on 25 June 1950 year?
The United States did not call in Korea yesterday! And not ten years ago ... Nobody called them at all. They came there to confront the USSR ...

Of course I’m familiar. DPRK attacked Kazakhstan, Kazakhstan asked for help from other countries in the UN.

Kim Il Sung was only trying to unite the country, which greatly annoyed the Americans!

Only they forgot to ask the RK whether they wanted to unite or not ...

[Merold]

Quote: Logall

Quote: Merold

after the DPRK attack on the ROK, the Americans landed there.

Come on? !

What the c'mon? Did the RK attack the DPRK? Can I link?

Quote: Logall

The division of Korea into North and South Korea occurred in 1945 after the defeat of Japan, which had previously ruled Korea, in World War II. The USA and the USSR signed an agreement on joint management of the country.

What `s next? So when did the Americans, a connoisseur of history, land there?

Quote: Logall

Kim Il Sung was only trying to unite the country, which greatly annoyed the Americans!

Wanted to "unite" by armed capture? Well, is it not darling?

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: Jack O'Neill

Occupation (from the Latin. Occupatio - “seizure, occupation”) in the general case is the occupation by the armed forces of a state of a territory which does not belong to it, not accompanied by the acquisition of sovereignty over it and carried out in the absence of the will of the state possessing sovereignty over the territory [1], usually temporary. The occupation should be distinguished from the annexation, the act of accession by the state of all or part of the territory of others unilaterally.

As far as I know, the US Armed Forces in the territory of the Republic of Kazakhstan are with the consent of the Republic of Kazakhstan itself.

Just as the German troops in France in 1940 were with the consent of the French government under the leadership of Petain. Even an agreement between Germany and France was concluded.

[Merold]

Quote: Captain Pushkin

Just as the German troops in France in 1940 were with the consent of the French government under the leadership of Petain. Even an agreement between Germany and France was concluded.

This is what kind of agreement Peten signed that he “agreed” to the presence of German troops?

[Vend]

Quote: NEXUS

And will not leave. South Korea is essentially occupied, as is Japan.

It is visible to them more pleasant and comfortable to live under a mattress boot.

[Merold]

Quote: Wend

Quote: NEXUS

And will not leave. South Korea is essentially occupied, as is Japan.

It is visible to them more pleasant and comfortable to live under a mattress boot.

And then Armenia turns out to be “more comfortable living under the Russian boot”?

[mihey]

judging by the latest events - under mattresses they will be better)

[Merold]

Quote: mihey

judging by the latest events - under mattresses they will be better)

What are the latest developments? In Armenia, what anti-Russian and pro-American rallies took place?

[mihey]

And why some “pro-rallies” if you just promise to write off debts on loans? Then the base of the Russian Federation will be replaced by NATASHKINA and the process of incest will accelerate. Does it really not lie on the surface?

[Merold]

Quote: mihey

And why some “pro-rallies” if you just promise to write off debts on loans? Then the base of the Russian Federation will be replaced by NATASHKINA and the process of incest will accelerate. Does it really not lie on the surface?

Is there anything more material than your fantasies? Personally, does it "not lie on the surface" for me?

[mihey]

read the nicholas program and troll further)

[Merold]

Quote: mihey

read the nicholas program and troll further)

Another empty-handed.

[Captain Pushkin]

Quote: Merold

Quote: mihey

judging by the latest events - under mattresses they will be better)

What are the latest developments? In Armenia, what anti-Russian and pro-American rallies took place?

Recent events in Armenia can most likely be called pro-Azerbaijani and pro-Turkish, as they benefit only these countries. Of course, not counting the United States, which has a gag in every barrel.

[Vend]

Quote: Merold

Quote: Wend

Quote: NEXUS

And will not leave. South Korea is essentially occupied, as is Japan.

It is visible to them more pleasant and comfortable to live under a mattress boot.

And then Armenia turns out to be “more comfortable living under the Russian boot”?

Nothing happens. ! 02 military base is subordinate to the command of the United Group of Forces with the Armed Forces of Armenia. Would try the South Koreans to manage mattress bases in conjunction with the United States

[Merold]

Quote: Wend

Nothing happens. ! 02 military base is subordinate to the command of the United Group of Forces with the Armed Forces of Armenia. Would try the South Koreans to manage mattress bases in conjunction with the United States

One example, how does the Armenian side take part in "governance"?

[Vend]

Quote: Merold

Quote: Wend

Nothing happens. ! 02 military base is subordinate to the command of the United Group of Forces with the Armed Forces of Armenia. Would try the South Koreans to manage mattress bases in conjunction with the United States

One example, how does the Armenian side take part in "governance"?

Internet to help you.

[Merold]

Quote: Wend

Quote: Merold

One example, how does the Armenian side take part in "governance"?

Internet to help you.

I was sure of that answer.

[Vend]

Quote: Merold

Quote: Wend

Quote: Merold

One example, how does the Armenian side take part in "governance"?

Internet to help you.

I was sure of that answer.

We would be sure would not ask a question.

[mihey]

Surely, his work as a troll is well paid: he asks questions, the answers to which he himself knows, simply provoking a worthless conversation.

[svp67]

Nobody is going anywhere! Seoul has denied rumors about the withdrawal of US troops from South Korea

So they said: "Shah. No one is going anywhere ..."

[bouncyhunter]

This became clear when the words were heard that the American contingent would remain in Kazakhstan as a counterweight to the Chinese threat in the region. It is not clear why the American media raised a fuss over contingent contraction. PR?

[Tatyana]

Hi Paul!

Quote: bouncyhunter

It is not clear why the American media raised a fuss over contingent contraction. PR?

Of course, the United States is promoting the "doves of the world"!
Yes, and the "Nobel Peace Prize" Trump is also very willing to get!

[rotmistr60]

Frightened southern to colic in the stomach. Probably all the phones broke off, begging the Americans not to leave them. Who will protect in the event of something from the DPRK. Negotiations are negotiations, but they understand that at any moment the Americans can reduce everything to 0 and then again at the sight of the DPRK.

[Sergey39]

When they start talking about something that this will not happen, then there are prerequisites for this and sooner or later it will happen. Hence the conclusion - American troops will leave Korea sooner or later. And over time, and from Japan. But they need help with this.

[Masya masya]

Nobody is leaving anywhere!

Usa never voluntarily leaves anywhere! even if they say the opposite ... among the Shtatovs, words will always diverge from deeds ...

[Logall]

Quote: Masya Masya

among the Shtatovs, words will always diverge from deeds ...

We are waiting for the legs to start to disperse, in wide splits. And the "little ones" on the floor ...

[Mountain shooter]

And let's see ... What did they scream suddenly? It would be all "reinforced concrete", they would not have led us by the ear!

[A good one]

Just tuned in to wires, flowers, handkerchiefs and broke, insidiousness and deceit.

[andrson]

In the United States, a reduction is an increase.