South Koreans unhappy with financial deals with US
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
During his recent summit with US President Donald Trump, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung showered his counterpart with compliments.
He also signed agreements earmarking more than three-hundred billion dollars in investments in the US economy. Many South Koreans now slam the government's move. They argue that the alliance with the US could erode South Korea's sovereignty.
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