Trump's Diplomatic Earthquake: Tensions Rise with South Korea Over Military Exercises

Since Trump came to power for the second time, the second name of his diplomacy has become earthquake. Those who were enemies of America, like Iran, are on the battlefield, but those who were partners and friends of America until yesterday are also upset with Trump's policies today. First, differences have emerged with Europe over trade and foreign policy, then tensions have increased with neighboring Canada. Now the number of Asian allies has come to South Korea. What is the latest reason for Trump's displeasure and why relations with America's old friends are deteriorating. Actually, the United States has been guaranteeing South Korea's security for decades and at present there are about 28,500 American soldiers stationed there. But now Trump has ordered to significantly reduce the joint military exercises with South Korea. Trump called these exercises expensive and said that this can send a hostile signal to North Korea. Although he did not join the American efforts with South Korea, South Korea's military exercises with France and South Korea will continue.