除了加征关税，还要涨军费！特朗普对日韩双线施压

Group 1 - The article discusses the dual pressure faced by Japan and South Korea from the United States regarding defense spending and tariffs [1] - President Trump has demanded that South Korea increase its annual defense spending for U.S. troops stationed there to $10 billion, which is significantly higher than the current agreement [2][6] - South Korea's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that it will continue to adhere to the existing Special Measures Agreement, which stipulates a defense cost of approximately $11.34 million for 2026, reflecting an 8.3% increase from 2025 [3][5] Group 2 - Japan is also under similar pressure, with Trump previously requesting an increase in defense spending, although no specific amount has been disclosed [4][8] - The current agreement between Japan and the U.S. requires Japan to cover approximately $7.41 billion for the fiscal years 2022 to 2026, with the agreement typically updated every five years [8] - Japanese officials have emphasized that the defense spending agreement is separate from tariff negotiations, indicating a desire to maintain a stable defense cost structure [9] Group 3 - Both countries have expressed dissatisfaction with the recent tariff increases announced by Trump, which are set to take effect on August 1 [10][12] - There is a growing sentiment among the public in both Japan and South Korea against U.S. policies, with trust in the U.S. government declining significantly in Japan [11][14] - Recent polls indicate a marked increase in the perception that the U.S.-South Korea relationship is deteriorating, reflecting the impact of Trump's "America First" policy [14]