
US aircraft carrier arrives in South Korea to send message to North Korea
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A U.S. aircraft carrier has arrived in South Korea to deter North Korea and boost regional security. The North has conducted a record number of missile tests this year.
Strike group commander Rear Admiral Michael Donnelly told reporters on the ship that the visit was intended to establish allied relations and increase interoperability between the navies.
When asked about sending a message to North Korea, Donnelly said, "We are leaving messaging to diplomats." He added that joint drills would ensure the allies could respond to all threats.
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