South Korea has suspended its inter-Korean military agreement with North Korea, citing a violation of the agreement by North Korea.
The agreement, which was signed in 2018, restricted military activity near the border between the two countries.
The South Korean government says the suspension will remain in place until trust is restored between the two countries.
The move comes amid rising tensions between the two Koreas, and marks a significant shift in their relationship.
The agreement was signed in 2018, in an effort to reduce tensions between the two countries.
It restricted military activity near the border, including aerial surveillance and reconnaissance.
However, North Korea has repeatedly violated the agreement, according to the South Korean government.
The suspension of the agreement was announced after North Korea launched a military reconnaissance satellite into space.
The launch was seen as a violation of the agreement, and the South Korean government says it will resume aerial surveillance and reconnaissance activities in the area.
The move has been seen as a significant shift in the relationship between the two Koreas, and comes amid rising tensions on the peninsula.
The South Korean government says the suspension will remain in place until trust is restored between the two countries.
The United States has expressed support for South Korea’s decision, saying it is a “prudent and restrained” response to North Korea’s repeated violations of the agreement.
The US State Department says the suspension will help to reduce tensions on the Korean Peninsula, and improve the security of the region.
The situation on the Korean Peninsula remains tense, with both sides accusing each other of aggression.
The suspension of the inter-Korean military agreement is seen as a significant escalation of the situation, and has raised concerns about the potential for conflict in the region.
