North Korea has demanded that the South halt all military drills.
The North's official newspaper said the drills could damage negotiations and the Korean Peninsula's current peaceful mood.
Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul
Monday, 28 January 2019 11:31
North Korea has demanded that the South halt all military drills.
The North's official newspaper said the drills could damage negotiations and the Korean Peninsula's current peaceful mood.
Bruce Harrison reports from Seoul
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