Svmuu News: According to market reports, South Korean media outlet Chosun has revealed that several South Korean companies (including Samsung Electronics) have expressed confusion over the list of “more than 140 partners” recently announced by OUSD as part of its alliance.
The companies involved stated that they “had not received any formal communication or consultation” prior to the announcement and said they were “unclear about the role they would play in the alliance.” This incident has raised questions about the authenticity of the OUSD alliance members and the transparency of its cooperation mechanisms; so far, the parties involved have not issued any further public responses.
South Korean Companies Question OUSD Alliance Membership List: Samsung and Others Say They Did Not Participate in Consultations and Are Unclear About Their Roles
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