South Korea and Japan hold joint drills with US

The article discusses the military exercises conducted by South Korea and Japan with the United States, and how these exercises raise the risks of escalating conflicts on the Korean Peninsula and in Northeast Asia. It indicates that major drills, such as "Hoguk" and "Sharp Sword," are considered provocative and increase the likelihood of a new war breaking out, while North Korea and neighboring regions accuse Washington of aiming to establish an alliance similar to NATO in the area, in order to perpetuate conflicts and enhance military capabilities.

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