U.S. defense chief Austin in S. Korea

U.S. defense chief Austin in S. Korea

U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin (front, L) attends a welcoming ceremony in Seoul hosted by his South Korean counterpart Lee Jong Sup (front, R) on Jan. 31, 2023, after arriving in South Korea a day earlier. (Pool photo)

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