South Korea said Tuesday it resumed live-fire exercises near the border with North Korea for the first time in six years, following the recent suspension of a bilateral military pact signed in 2018 to reduce tensions.The South Korean military said the firepower exercises took place at artillery ranges located within five kilometers of the military demarcation line, with the focus on strengthening its response capabilities in the event of enemy provocation.The move came after South Korea suspended the entire "September 19 Military Agreement" on June 4 in the wake of the North resuming launch…READ FULL ARTICLE
