US, South Korea, Japan Conduct Joint Anti-Submarine Drills Amid North Korean Tensions
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The US, South Korea, and Japan have begun joint military drills, including naval anti-submarine exercises, as North Korea continues to threaten retaliation. The drills come after North Korea tested its missile capabilities and its leader, Kim Jong Un, called for readiness to launch a nuclear attack. The US and its allies frequently conduct joint exercises, which North Korea condemns.
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