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@s2s617: Lee Jae-myung: South Korea must swiftly reclaim wartime operational command authority from the United States.

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South Korea is afraid of being dragged by the US into a limited war with China. That’s why it wants to take back wartime operational control. But based on the current situation, many people think Asia might get involved in a war soon. No Asian country will be able to stay neutral then. Lee Jae-myung is also preparing in advance for a possible future war.
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