The majority of people in South Korea are opposed to the presence of US President Donald Trump in their country and his “belligerent” rhetoric against North Korea because it can trigger another war, an American analyst says.
“The masses have come out and they’re denouncing Donald Trump, they’re denouncing his presence in their country because they see him as a belligerent,” said Jacob Musick, the host of Voice of the revolution radio.
“No one, or very few people want another war,” he said.
Trump arrived in South Korea on Tuesday, where he met with President Moon Jae-in and both threatened North Korea with military action and invited it to make a deal with Washington.
Trump said he was prepared to do whatever was necessary “to prevent the North Korean dictator from threatening lives … so needlessly,” Trump said at a press conference held with Moon.
Meanwhile, protesters staged a massive rally in Seoul to denounce the…