South Korean Official Questions U.S. Defense
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•Elections in America could affect US nuclear umbrella over Seoul
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South Korea's deputy national security director says U.S. nuclear umbrella could be weakened if reelected.
Trump 's reelection is not likely to affect the umbrella, a former White House official says.
A South Korean poll shows 66% of respondents support South Korea having its own nuclear weapons.
In 1991 , the U.S. withdrew from South Korea all its nuclear weapons, roughly 100 in number, according to some studies.
In April 2023 , Biden and South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol adopted the Washington Declaration .
Biden administration reiterated commitment to defend South Korea with nuclear weapons if necessary.
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