US EditionSouth Korea Fires Warning Shots as North Korean Soldiers Breach Border
- South Korea's military fired warning shots after approximately 10 North Korean soldiers crossed the border separating the two countries.
- The North Korean troops retreated back across the Military Demarcation Line following loudspeaker warnings and warning gunfire.
- The incident underscores ongoing tensions on the Korean Peninsula, where diplomatic efforts have stalled and military posturing has intensified.
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South Korea Fires Warning Shots at North Korean Troops Crossing the Demilitarized Zone
Tensions escalate as South Korea fires warning shots at North Korean troops crossing the Demilitarized Zone. This incident raises questions about intentions and security along one of the world's most fortified borders.
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A group of North Korean soldiers momentarily crossed the military demarcation line, the boundary between the two Koreas in the Demilitarized Zone. The brief incursion has nevertheless triggered a rapid response from the South Korean army, which issued warning messages through loudspeakers and fired intimidating shots that forced the North Korean military to retreat. South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff reported the episode that, although it occur…
About a dozen North Korean soldiers crossed the demarcation line on the border with South Korea. They were forced to turn back after warning shots were fired into the air by South Korean soldiers, Seoul reported on Tuesday.
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