Norks, Re US-SK Joint Trng: "WAAAH!"

North Korea is whining - again - about joint South Korea-US military exercises.

North Korea has reacted angrily to the start of annual joint military exercises by the US and South Korea.
The American and South Koreans say the drills, which involve some 38,000 soldiers, are purely defensive.
But Pyongyang says the manoeuvres are preparation for an invasion and that its army is on full alert.
The war games come as international efforts continue to persuade the North to return to multi-party talks aimed at ending its nuclear programme.
Operations Key Resolve and Foal Eagle, which last 10 days, involve around 20,000 South Korea soldiers and some 18,000 from the US.
Such drills take place every year and usually pass off without incident, despite North Korean condemnation.
State media in the communist country warned that war "may break out at any time", and said military personnel had been ordered to "keep themselves fully ready to go into action in order to blow up the citadel of aggressors once the order is issued".

By: Brant