Nearly 10 Chinese and Russian military aircraft briefly entered and exited South Korea's Air Defense Identification Zone (KADIZ) during joint drills, prompting the deployment of South Korean Air Force jets.
South Korea's military reported that nearly 10 Chinese and Russian military aircraft briefly entered and exited the country's air defense identification zone (KADIZ) above its eastern and southern waters on Saturday. The aircraft, including bombers and fighter jets, did not violate South Korean airspace. This incident is believed to have occurred during joint air drills between China and Russia, marking the latest in a series of similar incursions since 2019.
Nearly 10 Chinese and Russian military aircraft briefly entered South Korea's air defense zone above the country's eastern and southern waters on Saturday. The South Korean military dispatched fighter jets in response, though the aircraft did not violate territorial airspace.
