US, South Korea, and Japan to hold joint military exercise in September
Most outlets reported the joint military drill between the US, South Korea, and Japan, noting the name "Freedom Edge," its five-day duration, and the planned start date of September 7. One outlet added that the exercise aims to counter North Korean nuclear threats and improve joint capabilities, while another briefly mentioned the location as waters near Jeju Island.
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US, South Korea and Japan to hold 'Freedom Edge' drill amid North Korea tensions
The United States, South Korea and Japan are set to conduct the five-day “Freedom Edge” military exercise in waters off Jeju Island to counter North Korean nuclear threats and improve joint...
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US, South Korea and Japan set September military drill
South Korea, the United States (US) and Japan will hold a trilateral military exercise next month. The five-day Freedom Edge drill will begin on September 7. It will take place in waters near South Korea’s southern Jeju Island. Officials said the exercise will address North Korean nuclear and missile threats. They also described the drill […]
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