North Korea criticized major land and sea military drills to be staged by the South on Thursday, but stopped short of threatening a retaliatory strike as pressure remained high on the divided peninsula.In a show of military force South Korea will hold a major
land drill in the Pocheon region, among Seoul and the heavily armed demilitarized zone (DMZ) separating the two Koreas. It will also continue naval live-fire training 100 km (60 miles) south of the maritime border with North Korea.The drill, involving a larger scale of firepower and personnel than the usual exercise at the army training ground, is an indication that unadventurous President Lee Myung-bak wants to underscore renewed determination to stand tough with the North.
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