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US Will Share Tech to Let South Korea Build a Nuclear-Powered Submarine, Trump Says

The US approved South Korea’s nuclear-powered submarine project amid regional security concerns, with Seoul pledging a $150 billion investment in revitalizing US shipbuilding, officials said.

  • President Donald Trump announced that the United States will share nuclear submarine propulsion technology with South Korea, a move not previously permitted by the Biden administration.
  • South Korea plans to build its nuclear-powered submarine at Philadelphia Shipyards, which was purchased by Hanwha Group, and has committed to invest $350 billion to lower tariffs imposed by the U.S. and to invest in American shipbuilding.
  • South Korean President Lee Jae Myung noted that having nuclear-powered submarines would enhance regional security, an importance emphasized by President Trump in relation to U.S.-South Korea relations.
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US President Donald Trump announced, uh, that he had given his South Korean alliance agreement to build a nuclear-propelled submarine, the second day after Seoul and Washington reached a commercial agreement, reports AFP, according to...

·Romania
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The United States will allow South Korea to build nuclear submarines, President Donald Trump said Wednesday, calling the defense partnership between the two allies "stronger than ever."

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Just before his meeting with Xi Jinping, Trump is planning to build a nuclear-powered submarine in South Korea. The country wants to invest 150 billion dollars.

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Shortly before the summit with Chinese leader Xi Jinping, Trump strengthens the alliance with South Korea and Japan. He surprises with a taboo in nuclear policy.

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The Korea Times broke the news in Korea, Republic of on Wednesday, October 29, 2025.
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