Training started August 17 and will finish early Friday.
The planned ten‑day drill is now about five days.
Around 18,000 South Korean troops were set to take part.
Exercises include practice against drones, GPS tricks, and cyber attacks.
Both nations say the drills are defensive, not aggressive.
They began the drills on August 17, but will stop on Friday, cutting the time in half.
The training helps both armies learn how to work together and protect each other.
They also practiced how to handle new challenges like drones and computer attacks. 🤖
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