The United States expressed strong concern on Thursday over South Korea's decision to terminate a military intelligence pact with Japan, while calling on the two countries to patch up bilateral ties amid trade and wartime compensation disputes."We're disappointed to see the decision that the South Koreans made about that information-sharing agreement. We were urging each of the two countries to continue to engage, continue to have dialogue," U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said at a press conference in Canada where he was visiting. Pompeo also said he hopes that "each of those two coun…READ FULL ARTICLE
