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US Will "Speak Out" To Support South Korean Democracy: White House
The United States will "speak out" to South Korea to safeguard democracy after President Yoon Suk Yeol's short-lived imposition of martial law, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said Wednesday.
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US Approves $3.5 Billion Sale Of Military Helicopters To South Korea
The United States on Monday announced its approval of a $3.5-billion sale to South Korea of up to 36 AH-64E Apache attack helicopters and related equipment, including missiles.
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"Reckless": North Korea Slams South Korea-US Drills, Warns Of Consequences
North Korea's defence ministry called on South Korea and the United States to stop military drills, saying they are rehearsals of war and warning of consequences, KCNA reported on Tuesday.
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South Korea Clears US Missile Defence System For Permanent Deployment
A South Korean environmental impact assessment of a U.S. missile defence system found "insignificant" electromagnetic radiation relative to safety standards, the defence ministry said on Wednesday, clearing the way for its permanent deployment.
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"The End" Of Kim Jong Un? What The 'Washington Declaration' Means
If North Korea uses its nuclear weapons against the United States or its ally South Korea, it would be "the end" of Kim Jong Un's regime, Seoul and Washington announced this week.
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US, South Korea To Hold 'Tabletop' Exercises On Nuclear Threats
The United States and South Korea will hold discussion-based exercises on addressing nuclear threats, US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said Tuesday.
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US, Seoul Agree To Extend Joint Air Drills After N. Korea Missile Tests
South Korea's air force said Thursday it would extend ongoing joint air drills with the United States due to North Korea's "recent provocations"
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US Envoy Says No Hostile Intent Toward North Korea, Calls For Talks
The United States does not have hostile intent toward Pyongyang and is open to meeting any time and any place, Washington's special envoy for North Korea said on Monday during a visit to South Korea.
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North Korea Deports US Citizen, Detained For Crossing Over Illegally
A man with the same name was arrested in South Korea while trying to sneak over the inter-Korean border in November last year.Byron, who is in his late 50s and from Louisiana, was later deported back to the US.
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US May Send Strategic Assets, But Not Warheads, To South Korea
The United States and South Korea are discussing deploying more U.S. "strategic assets" to the region after North Korea's atomic test last week but not restoring U.S. nuclear arms to the South, a U.S. official said on Monday.
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US and South Korea Troops Stage Massive Live-Fire Drill
South Korean and US troops staged their biggest-ever joint live-fire drill on Friday, including a simulated mechanised assault deep into North Korean territory, just days after the two Koreas ended a tense military standoff.
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North Korea Threatens Strikes on White House, Condems US-South Korea Joint Exercise
North Korea today condemned a looming South Korea-US joint military exercise as a "declaration of war" and boasted of its ability to make retaliatory strikes against Seoul and the White House.
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South Korea Fires Warning Shots at North Soldiers
South Korean troops fired warning shots at North Korean soldiers who intruded on the buffer zone marking their heavily armed border, Seoul said today, in the first such skirmish this year.
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US Military Laboratory Shipped Live Anthrax Samples to Canada: Reports
Live anthrax samples were shipped to three laboratories in Canada by a US military lab, USA Today reported on Monday, following disclosures last week that samples of the bacteria were mistakenly sent to 11 US states and two other countries.
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South Korea, US Launch Airforce Drill as Pentagon Chief Visits
South Korea and the United States launched a major joint air force exercise on Friday, in a move likely to further infuriate North Korea as US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter visits Seoul.
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US Will "Speak Out" To Support South Korean Democracy: White House
The United States will "speak out" to South Korea to safeguard democracy after President Yoon Suk Yeol's short-lived imposition of martial law, National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan said Wednesday.
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US Approves $3.5 Billion Sale Of Military Helicopters To South Korea
The United States on Monday announced its approval of a $3.5-billion sale to South Korea of up to 36 AH-64E Apache attack helicopters and related equipment, including missiles.
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"Reckless": North Korea Slams South Korea-US Drills, Warns Of Consequences
North Korea's defence ministry called on South Korea and the United States to stop military drills, saying they are rehearsals of war and warning of consequences, KCNA reported on Tuesday.
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South Korea Clears US Missile Defence System For Permanent Deployment
A South Korean environmental impact assessment of a U.S. missile defence system found "insignificant" electromagnetic radiation relative to safety standards, the defence ministry said on Wednesday, clearing the way for its permanent deployment.
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"The End" Of Kim Jong Un? What The 'Washington Declaration' Means
If North Korea uses its nuclear weapons against the United States or its ally South Korea, it would be "the end" of Kim Jong Un's regime, Seoul and Washington announced this week.
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US, South Korea To Hold 'Tabletop' Exercises On Nuclear Threats
The United States and South Korea will hold discussion-based exercises on addressing nuclear threats, US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin said Tuesday.
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US, Seoul Agree To Extend Joint Air Drills After N. Korea Missile Tests
South Korea's air force said Thursday it would extend ongoing joint air drills with the United States due to North Korea's "recent provocations"
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US Envoy Says No Hostile Intent Toward North Korea, Calls For Talks
The United States does not have hostile intent toward Pyongyang and is open to meeting any time and any place, Washington's special envoy for North Korea said on Monday during a visit to South Korea.
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North Korea Deports US Citizen, Detained For Crossing Over Illegally
A man with the same name was arrested in South Korea while trying to sneak over the inter-Korean border in November last year.Byron, who is in his late 50s and from Louisiana, was later deported back to the US.
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US May Send Strategic Assets, But Not Warheads, To South Korea
The United States and South Korea are discussing deploying more U.S. "strategic assets" to the region after North Korea's atomic test last week but not restoring U.S. nuclear arms to the South, a U.S. official said on Monday.
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US and South Korea Troops Stage Massive Live-Fire Drill
South Korean and US troops staged their biggest-ever joint live-fire drill on Friday, including a simulated mechanised assault deep into North Korean territory, just days after the two Koreas ended a tense military standoff.
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North Korea Threatens Strikes on White House, Condems US-South Korea Joint Exercise
North Korea today condemned a looming South Korea-US joint military exercise as a "declaration of war" and boasted of its ability to make retaliatory strikes against Seoul and the White House.
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South Korea Fires Warning Shots at North Soldiers
South Korean troops fired warning shots at North Korean soldiers who intruded on the buffer zone marking their heavily armed border, Seoul said today, in the first such skirmish this year.
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US Military Laboratory Shipped Live Anthrax Samples to Canada: Reports
Live anthrax samples were shipped to three laboratories in Canada by a US military lab, USA Today reported on Monday, following disclosures last week that samples of the bacteria were mistakenly sent to 11 US states and two other countries.
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South Korea, US Launch Airforce Drill as Pentagon Chief Visits
South Korea and the United States launched a major joint air force exercise on Friday, in a move likely to further infuriate North Korea as US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter visits Seoul.
