U.S. to keep 100,000 troops in E. Asia-Pacific: Campbell

U.S. to keep 100,000 troops in E. Asia-Pacific: Campbell

WASHINGTON, United States - The United States is committed to maintaining about 100,000 troops in the East Asia-Pacific region given the uncertain situation there, Kurt Campbell, deputy assistant secretary of defense for East Asian and Pacific affairs, says Sept. 22 in an interview with Kyodo News.

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