South Korean Air Force F-35A aircraft participated alongside French Rafale fighters in recently resumed joint aerial exercises, marking the initial operation after a three-year hiatus. The drills took place over the waters off South Korea's east coast, specifically near Ulleungdo Island. This collaborative training focused on enhancing interoperability between the two nations’ advanced fighter fleets. Military officials highlighted the importance of these exercises for bolstering defense capabilities and refining combined tactics. The resumption signifies a renewed commitment to strategic partnerships within the Indo-Pacific region.
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