The U.S. approved sales of advanced military equipment to South Korea, which North Korea is monitoring.
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Updated Aug 27
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What happened
The U.S. approved sales of advanced military equipment to South Korea, which North Korea is monitoring.
Who's involved
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- The US confirmed that its missile stockpiles were depleted due to the war with Iran, leading to the deployment of US air defense assets from South Korea.
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North Korea
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