SEOUL -- North Korea took the unusual step of conducting a military command drill and missile firings in recent days that simulates an all-out invasion of South Korea, the show of strength coming amid a tightening alliance between Washington and Seoul.
The drill, which featured defense and counterattack simulations, was conducted Tuesday following a meeting between North Korean leader King Jong Un and the General Staff of the Korean People's Army, the country's top brass, state media reported Thursday.
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