US Deploys Nuclear Submarine to South Korea After North Korea Resumes Missile Tests

The US sent a nuclear-powered submarine to South Korea capable of carrying 150 Tomahawk missiles.
The deployment fulfills a pledge to enhance the visibility of US strategic assets on the Korean Peninsula.
The move comes after North Korea launched two short-range ballistic missiles into Japan's exclusive economic zone.
The US and South Korea will conduct joint military drills in response to North Korea's provocations.
Tensions have been rising since North Korea resumed missile tests and the US and South Korea expanded their joint military exercises.