South Korea plans joint drills with US and Japan
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South Korea announced that it will conduct combined military exercises with the United States and Japan from September 9 to 11, aimed at testing readiness to confront North Korea's missile and nuclear threats. The drills, known as "Freedom Edge," will take place in international waters south and east of Jeju Island and are described as defensive in nature. These exercises come after the United States canceled amphibious landing drills scheduled for next month due to limited American forces involved in the Iran conflict, and after Trump eased military exercises with South Korea, considering them an inappropriate message to North Korea, which has warned of threats and prepared to defend itself.
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