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US missile defense system in Asia-Pacific Region particularly irritated by the fact that the United States implement their plans in Asia Pacific under the pretext of combating the "threat from the North." The Republic of Korea (ROK) is a strategic partner of the United States in the Asia-Pacific region. And the question of the development of joint missile defense system aimed primarily against its northern neighbor is no exception. Currently, South Korea has already placed the US anti-missile complexes "Patriot" PAC-2. In the future, the THAAD system will be built. Deputy Minister of Defense: "We have explained to China and Russia, that it is not strategic missile