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U.S. and South Korea held joint river-crossing drills on March 14, 2026, amid North Korea’s missile launches, as part of annual Freedom Shield exercises.
South Korea and the U.S. conducted joint river-crossing drills on the Imjin River on March 14, 2026, as part of the annual Freedom Shield exercise, involving around 700 troops and 200 pieces of equipment.
The training, which featured the first integrated use of South Korea’s KM3 amphibious bridge and the U.S.
Improved Ribbon Bridge, simulated a combat crossing under attack conditions.
The exercise coincided with North Korea launching about 10 ballistic missiles toward the East Sea.
U.S.
Forces Korea Commander Gen. Xavier Brunson and South Korean military leaders emphasized the importance of alliance readiness and interoperability.
The broader Freedom Shield exercise ran from March 8 to 19, including field training near the border.
Estados Unidos y Corea del Sur realizaron ejercicios conjuntos de cruce de ríos el 14 de marzo de 2026, en medio de los lanzamientos de misiles de Corea del Norte, como parte de los ejercicios anuales de Freedom Shield.