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mil·i·ta·ry ex·er·cise

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  1. military exercisenoun

    Synonyms:
    war game

  2. military exercisenoun

    A large-scale activity involving military forces from multiple countries or commands, designed to demonstrate the level of alliance between those forces and their ability to coordinate, as a signal to potential military adversaries.

    Synonyms:
    war game

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  1. Choi Jong-kun:

    As far as I know, President Trump did not promise the cancellation of this upcoming military exercise, if he had done that ... we would have been consulted and organized it and used it very strategically.

  2. Steven Gruzd:

    The timing of these exercises is particularly unfortunate and will focus the world’s attention on South Africa during the anniversary of the war. I don’t think Western nations are going to let this one slide, it is very disturbing, that South Africa is hosting a military exercise with the country – an aggressor, invader – that is using its military force against a peaceful country, bringing destruction and trying to eliminate the Ukrainian Nation.

  3. Liubov Abravitova:

    It is very disturbing, that South Africa is hosting a military exercise with the country – an aggressor, invader – that is using its military force against a peaceful country, bringing destruction and trying to eliminate the Ukrainian Nation.

  4. Kwon Jong Gun:

    Given that the military exercise clearly puts us as an enemy in its concept, they should think that an inter-Korean contact itself will be difficult to be made unless they put an end to such a military exercise or before they make a plausible excuse or an explanation in a sincere manner.


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