South Korea has temporarily suspended air force training flights and live-fire drills after a mishap during a military exercise led to fighter jets accidentally bombing a civilian area, injuring nearly 30 people. The incident, involving two KF-16 jets mistakenly releasing bombs in Pocheon near the North Korean border, has raised concerns about safety protocols during military exercises. As the Freedom Shield exercise with the United States approaches, the South Korean government plans to investigate the incident thoroughly to prevent future occurrences and ensure civilian safety.