South Korea on Friday formally informed Japan of its decision to scrap a bilateral military intelligence-sharing pact amid an intensifying spat between the two neighbors, according to diplomatic sources.Japanese Ambassador Yasumasa Nagamine was summoned to the South Korean Foreign Ministry in the afternoon, where he presumably was told of the government's announcement the previous day to exit the General Security of Military Information Agreement, or GSOMIA.Also Friday, Kim Hyun Jong, second vice chief of the National Security Office, told a press briefing that there is almost no chance of …READ FULL ARTICLE
