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Here's why South Korea wants more control over future regional wars
Source: CNBC
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South Korea's government is seeking to end the long-standing arrangement under which U.S. forces would command South Korean military units if conflict resumed on the Korean peninsula. The prospective transfer of wartime operational control is a significant alliance and defense-policy issue, though the article provides no timetable or financial details.
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