U.S. and South Korea are slashing their massive Ulchi Freedom Shield drills, wrapping up early and scaling back field training—directly tied to Trump’s push to re-engage with North Korea via potential fall summit. The move strains the 70-year alliance, sparking fears allies may pivot toward self-reliance and deeper regional partnerships. Washington sees it as a strategic win: less overseas commitment means more domestic focus and lower conflict risk—but the ripple effects could reshape Asia’s security landscape.
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