South Korean pres. plagued by US missile deployment
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
Traditional supporters of South Korean President Moon Jae-in are questioning his leadership following the deployment of the advanced US missile system THAAD. Daily rallies have broken out since the missile system was fully deployed Thursday, although rival demonstrators also show their support for the alliance with the United States and in the face of North Korea's nuclear test.
Press TV correspondent Frank Smith reports from Seoul.
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