U.S. aircraft carrier, S. Korea navy eye joint drill

File photo taken in March 2017 shows the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier arriving at the port of Busan, South Korea. The South Korean Defense Ministry said on April 24, 2017, talks are under way on holding a joint drill between South Korea's navy and the nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, amid rising tensions over North Korea's missile and nuclear programs. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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