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  3. The US is threatening withdrawal and funding cuts to the UN, while visa denials are impacting General Assembly delegations.

Visa denial issues halted a National Assembly delegation led by Jin Sung-joon from visiting US Pacific Command.

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Visa denial issues halted a National Assembly delegation led by Jin Sung-joon from visiting US Pacific Command.

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