Defeat for South Korea's Ruling Party Won't Dim Pro-US Stance
As President Yoon focuses on stronger alliances, the ruling party’s election loss won't affect South Korea's pro-U.S. security stance.
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As President Yoon focuses on stronger alliances, the ruling party’s election loss won't affect South Korea's pro-U.S. security stance.
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March 11, 2021 6:02 PM ET Font Size: “Press Secretary Smites Fox Host That Dissed Diversity in U.S. Military,” a Department of Defense headline read Thursday. “I want to be very clear right up front, that the diversity of our military is one of our greatest strengths,” Pentagon press secretary and former CNN commentator John Kirby said during a Thursday briefing. “I’ve seen it for myself in long months at sea and in the combat waged by our troops in Iraq and Afghanistan. I’ve seen it up on Capitol Hill just this past month. And I see it every day here right at the Pentagon.”