North Korean artillery drills near the inter-Korean border early Friday morning breached the 2018 military agreement between the two Koreas, South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol said the same day.

But Yoon’s office said whether or not Seoul scraps the Comprehensive Military Agreement (CMA) signed in Sept. 2018 will “depend on North Korea’s attitude,” after previously stating that Pyongyang had violated the deal twice.

Ruling party lawmakers have argued that South Korea should abandon the CMA, claiming that the agreement not to conduct military exercises near the inter-Korean border has become a hurdle to ROK field training.

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