Seoul deploy 80 warplanes after monitoring 180 North Korean aircraft

Seoul deploy 80 warplanes after monitoring 180 North Korean aircraft

After keeping an eye on roughly 180 North Korean jets from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm local time, the South Korean Armed Forces Staff announced that it has taken countermeasures.
According to the authority, the North Korean warplanes flew in the various atmosphere in the lands of the northern part of the tactical line of Tal and the waters of the East and West of the Korean Peninsula, according to the South Korean Yonhap Agency.

The South Korean Air Force, according to Yonhap, “has deployed roughly 80 different fighters, including STION (Ghost) F-35 A.”
240 warships participating in the “Vigalline Stom” joint exercises between the Korean and American powers retained a state of alert with their participation in the planned maneuvers.

The commission said that the army is closely monitoring the North Korean army’s movements and developments in the position in close coordination with the American forces while maintaining a strict alert in preparation for the potential additional provocations of North Korea.
It is noteworthy that North Korea tested a record amount of ballistic missiles in 2022, launching numerous of them.

One of the missiles that fired on Thursday caused a warning to the population in the provinces of Miaji, Yamata and Nnjata in the center of the country, to take shelter in closed places, while reports of one of the missiles flying over Japan, while the government warned that it might fly a missile over the country, returned at a later time to refute this

The North Korean missile launch came a day after Pyongyang launched at least 23 missiles, the most ever in one day, including a missile and for the first time, less than 60 kilometres off the coast of South Korea, leading the South Korean president, Southern Yun Suk Yol, to refer to the launch operations as “on land” and Washington denouncing the launch operations as “reckless.”

Seoul sends out 80 fighter jets after keeping an eye on 180 North Korean aircraft

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