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S. Korea-U.S. combined exercise to conclude ahead of schedule after Trump order | Yonhap News Agency

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South Korea and the United States said they would end or scale back their joint annual military drills ahead of schedule after an order from U.S. President Trump, according to Seoul and several media reports.Backed by 3 sourcesNBC Newsusatoday.comNHK World

Reporters and officials describe the change as a reduction in the length and scope of the exercises, including live-fire components, and some coverage notes President Trump called the drills "inappropriate and hostile" toward North Korea.Backed by 3 sourcesdefensenews.comABC NewsNHK World

Seoul framed the decision as a response to the U.S. order, but available reports do not provide detailed, itemized information about which specific training events were canceled or how the change will affect broader alliance operations and readiness.Backed by 2 sourcesusatoday.comNHK World

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