South Korea's Military Parade Sends Strong Warning to North Korea's Nuclear Ambitions

South Korea held its first military parade in 10 years, showcasing its military might and issuing a warning to North Korea against using nuclear weapons. President Yoon Suk Yeol vowed immediate retaliation to any provocations and stated that the regime would be brought to an end by an overwhelming response. The parade, featuring 4,600 South Korean soldiers and 300 U.S. combat troops, comes as North Korea seeks a nuclear arsenal and strengthens ties with Russia. South Korea aims to build a strong military that instills fear in the enemy and has expressed concerns about North Korea acquiring advanced weapons technology from Russia.