Surprised by martial law attempt, US ‘monitors’ situation in South Korea
Patel and Ryder repeated that the U.S. is continuing its “ironclad commitment” to the U.S.-South Korean alliance despite the events in Seoul. Both said their departments are monitoring the situation and that U.S. troops and citizens, so far, face no changed circumstances on the peninsula.
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