North Korea denounced on Sunday joint military drills by South Korea, Japan and the United States, calling them an 'Asian version of NATO' and warning of 'fatal consequences'. It comes a day after the allies wrapped up three-day exercises, dubbed 'Freedom Edge', in ballistic missile and air defences, anti-submarine warfare and defensive cyber training. US, South Korean and Japanese leaders agreed at a trilateral summit last year to conduct annual drills as a sign of unity in the face of North Korea's nuclear threats and China's rising regional influence. 'We strongly denounce… provocative military muscle-flexing against the DPRK,' Pyongyang's foreign
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