Osan Air Base

Eight South Korean students were detained for allegedly breaking into a U.S. air base in South Korea while protesting the U.S. military's opposition to a semiconductor cluster project. They were transferred to South Korean authorities and are being investigated under a law protecting military installations. The U.S. military stated unauthorized access is taken seriously and the incident will follow applicable laws.

Eight South Korean students were detained for allegedly breaking into Osan Air Base, shouting anti-U.S. slogans including 'Let’s smash U.S. 7th Air Force.' The students, affiliated with the Korean Progressive University Student Union, protested the U.S. military's opposition to a South Korean semiconductor cluster project. U.S. and South Korean authorities are handling the case under relevant laws.

Eight South Korean students were detained for allegedly breaking into a U.S. air base near Seoul while protesting the U.S. military's opposition to a South Korean semiconductor cluster project. U.S. military personnel and South Korean authorities are handling the case under relevant laws.

South Korean authorities ordered evacuations near a U.S. military base in Pyeongtaek after a suspected white phosphorus leak. The U.S. 51st Fighter Wing established a 300-meter cordon and conducted decontamination, later lifting the alert with no injuries reported.

South Korean authorities ordered evacuations near a U.S. military base in Pyeongtaek after a reported white phosphorus leak. The evacuation was lifted after decontamination, with police establishing a perimeter and the U.S. military stating a ground mishap prompted safety measures.