Glad I did this. For me it was either keep the 'stache or lose the mask. Summer in Seoul is way too hot & humid for both. #COVID guidelines matter & I'm a masked man! Enjoyed getting to know Mr. Oh & appreciated his heartfelt words about how much he values the #USROKAlliance. https://t.co/ja2WMD49Fr
— Ambassador Philip Goldberg (@USAmbROK) July 25, 2020
マイク・ポンペオ国務長官が、「南シナ海における中国による全ての主権的主張は国際法上認められるものではなく完全に違法である」「アメリカ政府はフィリピン、ベトナム、マレーシア、インドネシア、ブルネイの排他的経済水域や当初に関する領有権の主張などを支持する」との立場を明記した公式声明を発したのである(「U.S. Position on Maritime Claims in the South China Sea」)。
ポリティコという政治系のサイトでは、トランプ大統領が「5万2000人」と言っているという風に書かれてました!
Trump confirms he wants to pull thousands of U.S. troops from Germany
06/15/2020 05:34 PM EDT
President Donald Trump on Monday said he wanted to lower the number of U.S. troops in Germany to 25,000 in response to what he characterized as German delinquency on military spending.
The reduction in troop numbers, first reported by The Wall Street Journal, is deeply unpopular among Republican lawmakers and some national security experts.
“We’re at 52,000 soldiers in Germany, that’s a tremendous amount of soldiers, that’s a tremendous cost to the United States,” Trump said. “Germany, as you know, is very delinquent in their payments to NATO.”
Roughly 35,000 U.S. troops are stationed in Germany, where force levels are allowed to go as high as 52,000. Trump noted that Germany was not devoting 2 percent of its gross domestic product to defense and criticized its trade relationship with the U.S. through the European Union.
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でかした。確かに52,000という数字を出したようだね。俺はThe Hillという同じく政治系の記事を見つけたが、ここではWSJの報道内容として35,000という数字も同時に出されたことを書いていて整合性が取れてないのが分かる。
Trump confirms plan to cut US troops in Germany to 25,000
06/15/20 05:01 PM EDT
President Trump on Monday confirmed plans to cut the number of U.S. troops in Germany by roughly half.
“We’re putting the number down to 25,000 soldiers,” Trump told reporters at the White House.
“Germany’s delinquent,” Trump added. “They’ve been delinquent for years, and they owe NATO billions of dollars, and they have to pay it. So we’re protecting Germany, and they’re delinquent. That doesn’t make sense.”
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Trump’s comments mark the first confirmation after reports surfaced earlier this month that he planned to cut the cap on the number of U.S. troops allowed to be in Germany at any one time from 52,000 to 25,000.
The Wall Street Journal first reported that national security adviser Robert O’Brien signed a directive ordering the cap reduction as well as a drawdown of about 9,500 troops from the 35,000 currently there.
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