The US military will be forced to cut costs in South Korea that could affect combat readiness because of shortfalls in the funding contributed by Seoul, a US army chief in the country said. Several rounds of talks on cost sharing between the United States and South Korea had produced a framework agreement that left insufficient funds for the troop presence, said US Forces Korea (USFK) Chief of Staff Charles Campbell. Full Story
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