Australian air base to receive US B-52 bombers
According to the ABC Australia, as many as six B-52 bombers are expected to be deployed to Royal Australian Air Force Base Tindal in Australia.
According to the ABC Australia, as many as six B-52 bombers are expected to be deployed to Royal Australian Air Force Base Tindal in Australia.
The move is intended to improve South Korea’s defense of metropolitan areas, such as Seoul and Incheon, and military facilities in the event of an emergency on the Korean…
Even though months have passed since the attack, authorities remain deeply worried.
The J-Alert system, which alerts the public to an emergency such as a missile launch or an earthquake, began operating in Feb 2007.
An expert said Washington putting B-52s in Australia, which could reach and potentially attack mainland China, will be a warning to Beijing.
The latest drills involve about 140 South Korean Air Force airplanes, including F-35A fighters, and about 100 US jets.
The Pentagon had announced in February that the US State Department has approved the potential sale of up to 36 F-15ID fighter jets and related equipment.
Allegedly prepared under British navy specialists, Ukraine and Britain have denied the accusation, while the United Nations called for restraint.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has warned that if the dam broke, it would flood 80 towns and cities, affecting thousands.
The fleet review is set to take place on Nov 6 in Sagami Bay to celebrate the 70th founding anniversary of Japan's Maritime Self-Defense Force.