US-South Korea Discuss Moving Missiles to Iran

0:00What's up? This is Global News Today. Bringing you the fastest global updates right now. South Korean officials say the United States and South Korea are talking about moving some American Patriot missile systems from South Korea to help, in the fight against Iran. This comes after reports that units of these mobile interceptors were shifted to Osan airbase inside the country. Media accounts point to heavy transport planes landing at Osan, suggesting the systems are being prepped for a trip to the Middle East. South Korea's foreign minister confirmed the discussions, but couldn't say if a move would happen soon. No formal requests have come from Washington for South Korean military aid. President Trump has said he'd welcome help from any nation in the Iran conflict. The United States and Israel have now hit Iranian targets for a full week. Their goal is to knock out Iran's nuclear weapons program and ballistic missiles. Meanwhile, American forces in Korea stayed quiet, citing security reasons for not discussing

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