South Korea conducts live-fire exercises near borders of DPRK
By Alimat Aliyeva
The Armed forces of the Republic of Korea conducted live-fire
exercises near the border with the DPRK, Azernews
reports, citing foreign media outlets.
According to him, representatives of the army and the Marine Corps
took part in the exercises. In total, 430 people and about 30
pieces of equipment were involved, including K9 and K55A1
self-propelled artillery units. Counter-battery warfare radars and
reconnaissance drones were also involved. The exercises took place
at a training ground in the district of Chorwon in Gangwon
Province.
The South Korean side noted that the maneuvers are designed to increase the coherence of the actions of the army and the Marine Corps in responding to threats from the DPRK.
It should be noted that on April 11-12, the Republic of Korea, the United States and Japan held trilateral naval exercises with the participation of an American aircraft carrier in international waters south of the South Korean island of Jeju against the background of the "nuclear missile threat" from the DPRK.
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