General Atomics Aeronautical Systems’ Mojave short takeoff and landing unmanned aerial system made its first-ever ship to shore flight on November 12, taking off from the ROKS Dokdo amphibious assault… Continue reading "General Atomics’ Mojave Makes First Flight From South Korean Dokdo Amphibious Assault Ship"
South Korea’s national intelligence agency said on Friday that North Korea is now directly involved in Russia’s invasion of Ukraine following the arrival of a first batch of North Korean… Continue reading "South Korea: North Korean Soldiers Now Training In Russia To Support Invasion Of Ukraine"
On 25 June, South Korea’s Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) confirmed the procurement of a batch of engines for the first production run of the KF-21 Boramae from Korea Aerospace… Continue reading "South Korea Orders Engines for First Small Batch of KF-21 Fighters"
On 1 May, Australia and South Korea concluded the Foreign and Defense Ministers’ (2+2) Meeting in Melbourne. The conference saw high-level discussions on security cooperation between the democracies. Some of… Continue reading "South Korea Interested in Joining AUKUS Agreement"
South Korean marines stationed on islands near its maritime border with North Korea conducted live fire drills on Friday, after North Korean artillery shelled a nearby maritime buffer zone earlier… Continue reading "South Korean Marines Conduct Exercise After North Korea Shells Maritime Buffer Zone"
A US Army Chemical Corps company is training with American and South Korean personnel close to the North Korean border one of the most heavily guarded areas in the world.… Continue reading "CBRN Troops Bolster US and South Korean Security Alliance"
2,000 British and South Korean personnel have participated in a joint exercise which takes its name from the battle of the Imjin River in 1951 where men of the Gloucester… Continue reading "British and South Korean Troops Take Part in Exercise Imjin Warrior 23"
On 11 January, the South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol spoke in a former presidential office at Cheong Wa Dae about the rising tensions in the region and the increasingly threatening… Continue reading "South Korea’s President Announces Possibility of Obtaining Nuclear Weapons in a Historic Policy Reversal"
South Korean defense contractor Hanwha has reportedly been selected to build the Australian Army’s new infantry fighting vehicle, winning a multi-billion Australian dollar deal to build 129 Redback infantry fighting… Continue reading "South Korea’s Redback Selected As Australia’s New Infantry Fighting Vehicle"
On Thursday, 16 March, Toyo announced that it is lifting its heightened export controls against South Korea. Citing security concerns, Japan had initially introduced export controls for three items in… Continue reading "Breakthrough in Japan-South Korea ties as Japan lifts ROK Export Controls"