After observing 180 North Korean aeroplanes on Friday, the South Korean Air Force has deployed roughly 80 different warplanes, including STLAS aircraft, in a counter-procedure.
The North Korean Military Agency has flown over several atmospheres in the northern section of the tactical work line (Tal) and the waterways to the east and west of the Korean Peninsula, according to a statement published by the Korean News Agency “Yonhap.”
The authority claimed that the army is closely observing the North Korean army’s movements and developments in close coordination with the American forces, while also maintaining a strict alert in anticipation of the additional additional provocations Korean and American, as well as its participation in the planned manoeuvres.
Seoul releases 80 aircraft after observing 180 North Korean aircraft.
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