S. Korea, U.S. hold joint river-crossing drills amid N. Korea's missile firing
South Korean and U.S. forces conducted joint river-crossing military drills in Yeoncheon amid North Korea's ballistic missile launches. The exercises demonstrate the readiness of the allied forces in response to North Korean provocations.
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