South Korea holds massive new drills after North Korea attack
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South Korean tanks fired artillery Thursday as the army and air force held its largest air and ground drills of the year in a show of force a month after North Korea's deadly shelling of a front-line island.
The drills, taking place at training grounds in mountainous Pocheon near the Koreas' heavily fortified border, signaled South Korea's determination to demonstrate and hone its military strength at the risk of further escalation with North Korea. (AP)
