Wednesday, February 8, 2017

The U.S. Wants To Deploy The Stealth Destroyer USS Zumwalt To South Korea



IBTimes: US Offers To Deploy Stealth Destroyer To Korean Peninsula

The U.S. could soon deploy a new $4 billion dollar warship to the Korean peninsula as part of an effort to deter North Korean aggression, authorities in Seoul revealed Monday.

Adm. Harry Harris, head of the U.S. Pacific Command, recently discussed the possibility of sending the USS Zumwalt to a South Korea naval base during a meeting with South Korean lawmakers, the Korean Herald reported Monday. The discussions did not result in any official agreements but occurred in response to South Korean requests for more permanent stationing of U.S. military assets, the Herald reported.

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WNU Editor: The Chinese are not amused .... China opposes deployment of U.S. stealth ship in South Korea (UPI).

More News On The U.S. Wanting To Deploy The Stealth Destroyer USS Zumwalt To South Korea

U.S. Pacific Command chief suggests deploying Zumwalt stealth destroyer to S. Korea -- Arirang
U.S. considers Zumwalt for possible deployment near S. Korea -- Yonhap News Agency
US offered to deploy stealth destroyer in S. Korea: Seoul -- The Korea Herald
America’s Most Advanced Warship May Soon Be Parked On Kim Jong-Un’s Doorstep -- Daily Caller

2 comments:

Anonymous said...

If China is apposed to the deployment, they only have themselves to blame by not getting thier ally N Korea under control. Their provocative actions and statements can only expect to draw attention and hardware. It will continue to happen until a change occurs. The fact it puts the ship close to China and the South China Sea is a plus for the US and a negative for China. As long as the excuse exists more hardware can be expected.

Anonymous said...

For what?

The U.S. Navy's Newest Destroyer Is A Procurement Disaster

http://warnewsupdates.blogspot.com.br/2016/12/the-us-navys-newest-destroyer-is.html