Seoul: South Korea, the United States, and Japan conducted combined air drills on Wednesday to enhance trilateral security cooperation in response to North Korean threats, according to the South Korean Air Force. This exercise marks the first joint air drill among the three nations since President Lee Jae Myung assumed office earlier this month.

According to Yonhap News Agency, the South Korean Air Force stated its intention to continue conducting such trilateral drills, reinforcing the strong South Korea-U.S. alliance. The move underscores the commitment of the three countries to work together to address regional security challenges.