U.S. and South Korean navies conduct ”joint maritime training” in the Sea of Japan

The U.S. and South Korean navies have been conducting a "joint maritime exercise" off the Sea of Japan since the 13th of this month. On the 14th, the South Korean Navy announced, ``We have established military readiness in preparation for enemy provocations at sea, and are working to carry out combined and joint operations.''
"This exercise will continue until the 16th in order to improve operational capabilities and increase interoperability." The South Korean military used more than 10 ships including the Yi Jisoo destroyer, P-3 maritime patrol aircraft,
AW-159/Rinse Maritime Operation HYERI, F-15K/FA-50/AH-64E Apache Attack HYERI, etc. participated, and the U.S. military's destroyer Yi Jisoo, UH-0-60, A-10, etc. participated.
Participating forces from the United States and South Korea will conduct maritime anti-special warfare operations to destroy enemy special operations forces attempting to land on their own shores in the Sea of Japan, anti-submarine training to search for and destroy enemy submarines, and maritime interdiction training. Such
was carried out. The South Korean Navy said, ``The East Sea (Sea of Japan) is likely to be a complex battle situation in which we will have to deal with enemy surface ships and submarines at the same time.'' ``South Korea and the United States' participating forces will be able to combat the threat of enemy submarines.''
We conducted a lot of training based on hypothetical situations."