- South Korean military says, the tit-for-tat missile launches were intended to demonstrate the country’s capacity; to reply quickly and accurately to North Korean attacks.
- The US and South Korean militaries launched eight ballistic missiles into the sea on Monday; matching a North Korean missile exhibition the day before.
- Extending a provocative streak in weapons displays.
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According to South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff and the United States; the allies’ live-fire exercise involved eight Army Tactical Missile System missiles — one American and seven South Korean — that were fired into South Korea’s eastern waters over a 10-minute period following notifications for air and maritime safety. According to the South Korean military, the tit-for-tat missile launches were intended to demonstrate the country’s capacity to reply quickly and accurately to North Korean attacks.


















