South Korea Conducts Nationwide Drills to Strengthen Integrated Defense
The first phase of the months-long Hwarang drills started with a five-day run in Daegu and North Gyeongsang province, as reported by local media citing the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The exercises will continue through November in other regions across the country.
This year’s drills will focus on responding to a range of emergency scenarios, including drone attacks targeting energy facilities and other critical national infrastructure.
Launched in 1977, the Hwarang drills are designed to test coordinated defense capabilities among participating agencies and regions, incorporating contingency measures tailored to local conditions.
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