South Korea's planned nuclear-powered submarine fleet could operate beyond the Korean Peninsula, protecting vital sea lanes and strengthening undersea cooperation with the US.
The debate has shifted from whether Seoul needs nuclear-powered submarines to how and where they should be deployed, with a potential broader role in the Indo-Pacific.
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