Japan, U.S. and South Korea Conduct Joint Aerial Drill
- The United States, Japan, and South Korea held a joint aerial drill to address threats from North Korea.
- The drill included eight fighter jets and took place near Jeju Island, South Korea.
- The South Korean Air Force stated that the drills aim to enhance security cooperation to deter North Korea's threats.
- The U.S. Indo-Pacific Command emphasized that this increases trust and cooperation in maintaining Indo-Pacific security.
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U.S., Japan and South Korea hold drills in disputed sea as Biden hosts leaders of Japan, Philippines | The Asahi Shimbun Asia & Japan Watch
ABOARD THE USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT--A U.S. carrier strike group led by the USS Theodore Roosevelt has held a three-day joint exercise with its allies Japan and South Korea as U.S. President Joe Biden met for talks with leaders from Japan and the Philippines at the White House. The dueling military and diplomatic maneuvers are meant to strengthen the partners’ solidarity in the face of China’s aggressive military actions in the region.
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