US dispatches F-22 Stealth fighters to S. Korea

With North Korea continuing to threaten aggression, the United States has dispatched F-22 Stealth fighters to South Korea.

The F-22 fighters, which are undetectable on radar, were flown in to the Osan Air Base in Gyeonggi Province from the Ganada Air Base in Okinawa, Japan.

A statement from the United States indicated earlier that North Korea does not stand to gain anything from moves toward aggression and that they will only create further isolation from the international society.

The F-22 fighters will be deployed un an upcoming joint military exercise but it is uncertain if they will be deployed in South Korea permanently.

The U.S. earlier deployed the B-2 Stealth bomber in a military exercise after North Korea threatened to attack mainland United States.