U.S., South Korea Mark Korean War Armistice 75th Anniversary
U.S., South Korea Mark Korean War Armistice 75th Anniversary

U.S., South Korea Mark Korean War Armistice 75th Anniversary

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In July 2025, various commemorations marked the anniversaries of the Korean War and its armistice, highlighting the enduring alliance between the United States and South Korea. President Donald Trump reaffirmed the U.S.'s steadfast commitment to safeguarding the Korean Peninsula, emphasizing the ongoing fight against communism and recalling his historic 2019 meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un at the Demilitarized Zone. The 75th anniversary event in Washington D.C. featured artist Bad Boss presenting 'The Flower of Peace' to the grandson of President Harry Truman, symbolizing healing and reconciliation. Trump also issued messages honoring the nearly 2 million Americans who served in the Korean War, praising their sacrifices and pledging to rebuild the military under his 'peace through strength' policy. Regional ceremonies, such as one in New Hampshire, paid respects to veterans and recognized their service with medal presentations. These commemorations collectively underscore the lasting impact of the Korean War and the continued dedication to peace and security in the region.

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