U.S. says it is consulting with allies over N.K. launches, reaffirms defense commitment to allies
A U.S. military command confirmed it is consulting with allies following North Korea's recent missile launches and reaffirmed its defense commitments to regional allies. The statement underscores Washington's continued security obligations in Northeast Asia amid North Korean provocations. This diplomatic reassurance comes in response to the latest DPRK military drill.
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