South Korea begins joint drills with US
The South Korean Ministry of Defense announced the start of joint military exercises with the United States. This step comes after a statement from U.S. President Donald Trump, who ordered Washington to reduce its participation in the drills. The ministry’s spokesperson confirmed that the "Ulchi Freedom Shield" exercises are proceeding as planned and aim to enhance the readiness of both South Korean and American forces to confront nuclear threats from North Korea. These exercises are considered a vital part of the military cooperation between the two countries, aimed at maintaining regional stability.
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