North Korea-South Korea Tensions High as Letters Lodged with UN; Howitzer Spotted - BusinessWorld Online
North Korea said the Security Council letter repeats its denial of responsibility and warned that sovereignty violations could trigger self-defense measures.
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North Korean Artillery Points South as Pyongyang Disputes Mine Blast Findings and Sends Warning to UN
North Korea displayed a self-propelled 122mm howitzer near the South Korean border as Pyongyang rejected Seoul's account of a mine blast that injured three soldiers in the DMZ.
Military tensions between North and South Korea have risen again. The Pyongyang regime was seen deploying self-propelled howitzers with barrels turned south at the border line, while the letter to the United Nations Security Council issued stern warnings to South Korea. Experts say North Korea's apparent display of military might is a message to Seoul.
A North Korean self-propelled artillery piece and several armored vehicles are believed to have appeared near the South Korean border, amid ongoing disputes between the two countries over a landmine explosion in September.
As North Korea continues to fortify its border with South Korea, FNN cameras have captured images of self-propelled artillery being deployed towards South Korea and a series of explosions occurring on the North Korean side. On the 26th, FNN cameras filmed at least three self-propelled artillery pieces deployed on the North Korean side from the Aegibong Observatory in Gimpo, South Korea. The observatory is approximately 1.5 kilometers from North …
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