US and South Korea starts drill to show power to North Korea

In a clear warning to North Korea, The United States and South Korea on Saturday started a joint naval exercises.

The four day drill began in South Korea's east coast and involved three US aircraft carriers which has the capacity to carry many aircrafts at a time.

The battle groups of the USS Ronald Reagan, the Theodore Roosevelt and the Nimitz will successively enter the exercise area during the drills that run until Tuesday, South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said.

They will aim to enhance combined operation and aerial strike capabilities and also display “strong will and firm military readiness to defeat any provocation by North Korea with dominant force in the event of crisis,” Seoul’s military said in a statement.