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International response to 'Freedom Edge' military drills
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South Korea•Japan•United States•Freedom Edge•North Korea•Pyongyang•Seoul•Joint Chiefs of Staff•JCS•Yonhap•Republic of Korea•ROK
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Positive support from allies • 33%
Neutral or no significant response • 33%
Negative response from North Korea and its allies • 33%
Official statements from relevant countries and organizations, and credible news sources like Yonhap
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South Korea, Japan, and US Begin 'Freedom Edge' Military Drills on June 27 to Counter North Korean Threats
Jun 27, 2024, 09:16 AM
South Korea, Japan, and the United States have commenced the 'Freedom Edge' military drills, marking the first trilateral exercise of its kind. The joint exercises, which began on June 27, are aimed at countering growing threats from North Korea. The drills are being conducted to enhance the allies' readiness and interoperability in response to Pyongyang's increasing military provocations. Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) confirmed the initiation of these significant military maneuvers. Yonhap reported that the Republic of Korea (ROK) is actively participating in these drills.
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