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Us Military Patrols Not Permitted in South Korea; Rules for Mps Regarding the Detention of Civilians Revised; Okinawa Prefectural Assembly General Question Session
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It has been revealed that the US military in South Korea is no longer able to conduct independent patrols outside of its bases. During a general question session in the Okinawa Prefectural Assembly on the 10th, Governor Masahito Tamaki revealed the details of an inquiry he had made to an official in Pyeongtaek City, South Korea. Following the 2012 incident in South Korea where US soldiers detained civilians, the US and South Korean governments r…
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