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South Korean President Lee pushes back on Alaska LNG project after Trump touts Seoul's participation
South Korea's $200 billion investment into the U.S., which President Donald Trump said would transform America "for generations," is not a done deal in totality.
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South Korean President Lee has clarified that the country’s $200 billion investment in the United States is not yet finalized. The plan, highlighted by former President Donald Trump as a transformative move for America, covers nuclear power plants, a natural‑gas power facility in Texas, and a possible stake in the long‑planned Alaska LNG project. Lee’s statement indicates that the Alaska LNG component remains uncertain and that the overall deal is still under negotiation.
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