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South Korea's foreign minister Cho Hyun says Donald Trump's move to curb joint military drills appears partly aimed at pressuring Seoul over its delayed USD350 billion investment pledge. #AWANIinternational

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00:00South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said Trump appeared to be pressuring Seoul over unresolved
00:04issues including planned US investments. One possible source of tension is South Korea's
00:10pledge to invest $350 billion in the United States under a trade agreement reached last year.
00:16The two countries first reached an agreement in principle in July 2025 before finalising its
00:22term during a summit between Trump and South Korean President Lee Jae-myung in Gyeongju on
00:27October 29. Under the agreement, Washington reduced tariffs on South Korean cars and auto parts from
00:3325 to 15%. Seoul has yet to announce the specific projects, which Cho saying South Korea still needs
00:40to assess their commercial viability and complete the required legal procedures. He also cited other
00:46unexpected issues affecting the process but did not provide further details.
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