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US-ROK deterrence doctrine targets DPRK nuclear attacks

The United States and South Korea published a deterrence declaratory doctrine stating that any DPRK nuclear attack on the ROK would be met with a swift, overwhelming, and decisive response, ending the North Korean regime. The doctrine is described as central to U.S. extended nuclear deterrence protecting South Korea.
WHO: United States and South Korea (ROK)
WHAT: Published deterrence declaratory doctrine for responding to DPRK nuclear attacks on the ROK.
WHEN: Reported Sep 4, 2026 at 5:56 PM ET
WHERE: South Korea
WHY: To define the terms of U.S. extended nuclear deterrence against DPRK nuclear weapon attacks on the ROK.

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