Quick access to main page (top) Direct access to main contents Quick access to main page (bottom)

U.S. Denies North Korea’s Invasion Claims: What You Need to Know About the Ulchi Freedom Shield

Daniel Kim Views  

Pentagon Press Secretary Air Force Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder briefed the media on the 13th. Arlington (U.S.) / Yonhap News

The U.S. immediately opposed North Korea’s accusation that the joint military exercises between South Korea and the U.S., the Ulchi Freedom Shield (UFS), are preparations for an invasion.

According to a briefing document released by the U.S. Department of Defense yesterday, Ryder stated that the question “North Korea accused this exercise of being aimed at invading North Korea. How will you react?” is patently false.

Ryder explained, “As you know, these exercises are defensive. They’re also longstanding, and these are opportunities for our forces to work together on interoperability and to learn how to operate in dissimilar environments.”

Commenting on the joint statement issued last week by the leaders of South Korea, the U.S., and Japan to commemorate the first anniversary of the Camp David Declaration, Ryder emphasized, “I think our alliance with Japan and South Korea are stronger than they’ve ever been. And I think going into the future, you’ll see them continue to get even stronger.

Daniel Kim
content@viewusglobal.com

Comments0

300

Comments0

[LATEST] Latest Stories

  • Market Panic: TInvestors Pull Out as Kamala Harris Rises—Find Out the Impact
  • North Korea’s Ballistic Missile Likely Falls Outside EEZ, According to Japan's Ministry of Defense
  • Missile Madness: North Korea Fires Off Multiple SRBM into East Sea After 73 Days
  • Old Korean Legation in D.C. Named National Historic Site—Here's Why It Matters
  • Bodies of Two South Korean Climbers Found on Mont Blanc After Harrowing Search
  • Huge Oil and Gas Find in Pakistan? What This Discovery Could Mean for Global Markets

Weekly Best Articles

  • Trump’s Ex-Security Chief Calls for Tougher Protection of U.S. Companies!
  • NVIDIA’s Game-Changing Move: Could Samsung Replace TSMC for AI Chips?
  • U.S. Deputy Secretary Calls for Ban on Samsung’s and SK Hynix’s High-Tech Memory in China
  • Explosive Balloons from North Korea: Could it Be the Next Big Security Threat?
  • Market Panic: TInvestors Pull Out as Kamala Harris Rises—Find Out the Impact
  • Bali Hits Pause on New Hotels and Nightclubs—Find Out Why!
  • Elon Musk Slams Kia’s New EV Incentive as ‘Bribery’—Here’s Why!
  • North Korea’s Ballistic Missile Likely Falls Outside EEZ, According to Japan’s Ministry of Defense
  • Missile Madness: North Korea Fires Off Multiple SRBM into East Sea After 73 Days
  • Old Korean Legation in D.C. Named National Historic Site—Here’s Why It Matters
  • Bodies of Two South Korean Climbers Found on Mont Blanc After Harrowing Search
  • Bullet in Your Beef? Costco’s Shocking Food Safety Scandal Uncovered

You May Also Like

  • 1
    U.S. Online Grocery Prices Plummet 4.4%—Biggest Drop Since 2014

    WORLD 

  • 2
    No SIM Tray in the U.S.? Apple’s iPhone 16 Keeps It Old-School for International Users

    BUSINESS 

  • 3
    North Korea Set to Welcome Vietnamese Tourists for the First Time in Years

    ASIA 

  • 4
    Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 Budget Slashed—41% Drop in Project Contracts Revealed

    BUSINESS 

  • 5
    Kate Middleton’s Brave Battle: Princess of Wales Completes Nine Months of Chemotherapy

    WORLD 

Popular Now

  • 1
    Michael Saylor Predicts Bitcoin Will Crush the S&P 500—Can It Really Reach $13 Million?

    BUSINESS 

  • 2
    Trump and Harris Clash Over Economy and Inflation—Who Came Out on Top?

    WORLD 

  • 3
    Historic Handshake: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump Meet for the First Time—What Happened Next?

    WORLD 

  • 4
    Rome’s Trevi Fountain to Charge for Wishes: New Admission Fees Announced

    WORLD 

  • 5
    Apple's Big Reveal: What’s Leaving and What’s New?

    BUSINESS 

Weekly Best Articles

  • Trump’s Ex-Security Chief Calls for Tougher Protection of U.S. Companies!
  • NVIDIA’s Game-Changing Move: Could Samsung Replace TSMC for AI Chips?
  • U.S. Deputy Secretary Calls for Ban on Samsung’s and SK Hynix’s High-Tech Memory in China
  • Explosive Balloons from North Korea: Could it Be the Next Big Security Threat?
  • Market Panic: TInvestors Pull Out as Kamala Harris Rises—Find Out the Impact
  • Bali Hits Pause on New Hotels and Nightclubs—Find Out Why!
  • Elon Musk Slams Kia’s New EV Incentive as ‘Bribery’—Here’s Why!
  • North Korea’s Ballistic Missile Likely Falls Outside EEZ, According to Japan’s Ministry of Defense
  • Missile Madness: North Korea Fires Off Multiple SRBM into East Sea After 73 Days
  • Old Korean Legation in D.C. Named National Historic Site—Here’s Why It Matters
  • Bodies of Two South Korean Climbers Found on Mont Blanc After Harrowing Search
  • Bullet in Your Beef? Costco’s Shocking Food Safety Scandal Uncovered

Must-Reads

  • 1
    U.S. Online Grocery Prices Plummet 4.4%—Biggest Drop Since 2014

    WORLD 

  • 2
    No SIM Tray in the U.S.? Apple’s iPhone 16 Keeps It Old-School for International Users

    BUSINESS 

  • 3
    North Korea Set to Welcome Vietnamese Tourists for the First Time in Years

    ASIA 

  • 4
    Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 Budget Slashed—41% Drop in Project Contracts Revealed

    BUSINESS 

  • 5
    Kate Middleton’s Brave Battle: Princess of Wales Completes Nine Months of Chemotherapy

    WORLD 

Popular Now

  • 1
    Michael Saylor Predicts Bitcoin Will Crush the S&P 500—Can It Really Reach $13 Million?

    BUSINESS 

  • 2
    Trump and Harris Clash Over Economy and Inflation—Who Came Out on Top?

    WORLD 

  • 3
    Historic Handshake: Kamala Harris and Donald Trump Meet for the First Time—What Happened Next?

    WORLD 

  • 4
    Rome’s Trevi Fountain to Charge for Wishes: New Admission Fees Announced

    WORLD 

  • 5
    Apple's Big Reveal: What’s Leaving and What’s New?

    BUSINESS 

Share it on...