Trump: We Will Send Troops to Iraq if Necessary; South Korea Will Invest $200 Billion in the US.
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US President Donald Trump, evaluating the withdrawal process from Iraq, said that they left no military equipment behind in the country and that they left "honorably and with dignity." Arguing that being in Iraq was a mistake from the beginning, Trump stated that they could provide assistance to the country again if needed.
According to CNBC, South Korea announces $200 billion in energy projects in the U.S., with Texas thermoelectrics and nuclear reactors
Trump Says the United States Could Send Troops Back to Iraq if Needed
American troops may return to Iraq if the country's authorities require assistance, as announced by US President Donald Trump in a conversation with journalists.
US President Donald Trump said that the United States could send troops to Iraq if needed, following the conclusion of Operation Inherent Resolve, conducted by US and coalition forces. Trump also announced that South Korea will invest $200 billion in US energy projects.
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