US-South Korea military drills go ahead despite bombing accident
Frank Smith
Press TV, Seoul
The largest US-South Korea military drills of the year and first under Trump's administration have raised tensions on the Korean Peninsula. South Korean activists protested the drills, which followed a bombing accident in the South last week.
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