Pyongyang condemns joint drills, vows retaliation
North Korea condemned the upcoming joint military exercises between the United States and South Korea, describing them as provocative and as preparations to pave the way for actual military action. It also warned that it may respond with stronger measures and escalate its responses to these maneuvers, which involve the participation of 18,000 South Korean soldiers and 28,500 U.S. troops, and will last for 11 days starting next Monday. These exercises are part of potential preparations for a military confrontation with Pyongyang, which has expressed its rejection and considered them a significant threat, especially after launching a ballistic missile over the Sea of Japan earlier this week.
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