The South Korean military will hold computer-simulated drills next week to bolster capabilities against North Korean threats, Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) announced on Friday, the latest in a series of unilateral and joint military exercises on the peninsula that have drawn Pyongyang’s ire.
The JCS announced that the Taeguk Exercises will start next Monday after a historic week of North Korean missile launches, including at least 23 fired in a single day on Wednesday.
The South Korean military will hold computer-simulated drills next week to bolster capabilities against North Korean threats, Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) announced on Friday, the latest in a series of unilateral and joint military exercises on the peninsula that have drawn Pyongyang’s ire.
The JCS announced that the Taeguk Exercises will start next Monday after a historic week of North Korean missile launches, including at least 23 fired in a single day on Wednesday.
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