US Flies B-1B Bombers Near North Korea, Marks Key Anniversary
US Flies B-1B Bombers Near North Korea, Marks Key Anniversary

US Flies B-1B Bombers Near North Korea, Marks Key Anniversary

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The United States showcased its military capabilities by flying B-1B bombers over the Korean Peninsula in a joint drill with South Korea, coinciding with the 113th birthday of North Korea's founder, Kim Il Sung. This exercise included American F-16s and South Korean F-35s and F-16s, aimed at reinforcing deterrence against North Korea's nuclear ambitions. The drill was the second B-1B exercise since President Trump resumed office in January, highlighting ongoing tensions in the region. North Korea has yet to respond, but past U.S. military activities have frequently elicited missile tests and strong rhetoric from Pyongyang. South Korean officials have indicated that joint military drills will continue to address the threats posed by North Korea. Amidst these developments, Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, has dismissed U.S. denuclearization efforts as unrealistic.

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