North Korea warns that US-South Korea military exercises ``will always be accompanied by a corresponding military response''

Regarding the regular joint military exercises by the US and South Korean forces that began on the 22nd, North Korea has warned both the US and South Korea that ``exercises by aggression forces are always accompanied by a corresponding military response.''

The US and South Korean forces have started regular joint military exercises from the 22nd, assuming an emergency on the Korean Peninsula, with a schedule until September 1st.

On the website run by the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of the Fatherland, which is the contact organization with South Korea, North Korea released a commentary on the 22nd, saying, "The exercise is based on the assumption that we will invade. It is pushing us into a difficult situation," he said.

In addition, he warned the United States and South Korea, saying, "Exercises by aggression forces are always accompanied by a corresponding military response. Even a minor accidental clash could lead to an all-out war."

He also criticized South Korean President Yoon Sung-ryeol by name, saying, "The more you cling to playing with fire in the war, the more you expose who is the main culprit behind the intensification of the situation."

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