The United States and South Korea concluded joint air force drills after two weeks of training.
May 6 (UPI) — The United States and South Korea concluded joint air force drills after two weeks of training, as the head of U. S. Forces Korea and South Korea’s defense minister met informally to discuss North Korea provocations.
The drills, which the North previously criticized as a violation of inter-Korea agreements, are actually reduced in size this year and began in place of Max Thunder, one of the largest air force drills on the peninsula.
A South Korea military official confirmed Monday the exercises, which began on April 22, concluded on Friday, local paper Kyunghyang Shinmun reported.
