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Donald Trump has just approved a game-changing move — allowing South Korea to build a nuclear-powered submarine in Philadelphia. This isn’t just about submarines. It’s about a $150 billion investment, a strategic shift in military power, and rising tensions in the Asia-Pacific. South Korea says it’s not about weapons, but endurance. With North Korea and China watching closely, this could reshape naval dominance.
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00:00Trump just gave South Korea the green light to build a nuclear-powered submarine in the U.S.
00:05Here's why this could shake up global naval power.
00:08During his visit to South Korea, Donald Trump made a huge announcement.
00:12He's approved South Korea to build a nuclear-powered submarine, right in Philadelphia.
00:17This marks a major shift from the diesel subs South Korea currently uses.
00:21According to Trump, this move will make U.S. shipbuilding a big comeback.
00:25But there's more at stake.
00:26South Korea says it needs these submarines to better track Chinese and North Korean vessels.
00:32Unlike diesel subs, nuclear-powered ones can stay underwater for months, without surfacing.
00:38President Lee Jae-myung stressed this isn't about nuclear weapons.
00:41It's about endurance and surveillance.
00:44And it's not just submarines.
00:46South Korea is investing $150 billion to boost U.S. shipbuilding.
00:50That's a massive bet on defense and alliance.
00:52All of this is happening just before Trump meets Chinese President Xi Jinping.
00:58With this deal, the seas could soon get a lot more crowded.
01:01And a lot more tense.
01:02Let's switch off to this plan.
01:03And we're going to be on.
01:07Let's wait.
01:09Let's take a closer look.
01:10Let's close.
01:12Let's close.
01:13Let's kick the best.
01:13Let's go.
01:15EEE
01:20ản
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