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US Plays War Games on North Korea’s Doorstep, Flirting with Nuclear War

Rather than try to ease up tensions in the Asia-Pacific, the US is planning to host large-scale nuclear war exercises in Korea next month. This year alone the US has conducted over 50 war games in the region, following more than 100 US-South Korean military exercises last year.

Jamie Tyberg, a Korean organizer with Nodutdol, explains the dangers of such US provocations on China’s doorstep and how the US’s reckless militarism is drawing us closer to nuclear war in Korea.

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Rania Khalek

Rania Khalek is an award-winning Lebanese-American journalist and host of Dispatches on Breakthrough News, where she investigates the global consequences of imperialism, war, and systemic oppression. With over a decade of frontline reporting from conflict zones and marginalized communities, her work has been featured in The Nation, The Intercept, Al Jazeera, FAIR, and The Electronic Intifada, where she served on the editorial board.

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