South Korea Scrambles Jets as Russian and Chinese Warplanes Enter Airspace
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South Korea scrambled fighter jets after five Chinese and six Russian military aircraft entered its air defense identification zone (KADIZ) without violating its airspace. The flights, part of joint strategic patrols by China and Russia, have been a recurring issue since 2019, raising regional tensions. South Korea's defense ministry expressed regret and requested measures to prevent future incidents. The increased military cooperation between China and Russia comes amid their expanded defense ties and ongoing geopolitical tensions involving North Korea and Ukraine.
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