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U.S. Forces Korea Commander Robert Abrams has expressed concern South Korea's decision to terminate GSOMIA its key military intelligence sharing pact with Japan could send a wrong message to adversaries in the region.
Speaking to reporters at Camp Humphreys in Pyeongtaek on Tuesday,... Abrams said the pact had sent a clear message the two neighbors were prioritizing stability and security over historical differences.
Unless Seoul makes a last-minute U-turn on its decision, GSOMIA will expire on November 23rd.
