South Korea Conducts Nationwide Civil Defense Air Raid Drill
2 sources across 2 countries · Italy · Qatar · 1 of them is linked to a state
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- Corriere della Sera
- Al Jazeera
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South Korea held a nationwide civil defense exercise on Thursday simulating an air raid. The drill coincided with the annual Ulchi military exercises. During the event, sirens sounded across the country while police and municipal officials blocked traffic and directed citizens toward basements and subway stations. One source noted that the drill was held in conjunction with joint military exercises with the US.
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- The reporting emphasized the logistical disruptions and the specific actions taken by police and citizens during the drill.
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