Ronald Reagan visits Busan

Ronald Reagan visits Busan

U.S. aircraft carrier Ronald Reagan arrives in Busan on Sept. 23, 2022, for the first port call to the South Korean city in nearly five years to join naval exercises by the United States and South Korea.

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