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North, South Korea Trade Warning Shots Along Disputed Western Sea Boundary

 

Daily Mail: North and South Korea exchange warning shots along disputed sea boundary amid heightened tensions following North Korea's recent barrage of missile tests 

* North and South Korea exchanged warning shots over disputed sea territory 

* South Korea said it fired shots after a North merchant ship breached boundary 

* In response, North Korea says it fired 10 rounds of artillery shells 'as a warning' 

* It comes weeks after heightened tensions over missile tests from the North 

North and South Korea say they have exchanged warning shots along their disputed western sea boundary. 

South Korea's military says its Navy fired warning shots to repel a North Korean merchant ship that it claims violated the sea boundary. 

North Korea's military said it responded by firing 10 rounds of artillery shells as a warning to South Korea.  

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WNU Editor: It looks like we are back to the old tensions on the DMZ. 

North, South Korea Trade Warning Shots Along Disputed Western Sea Boundary  

Tensions rise as the two Koreas exchange warning shots along maritime border -- ABC News Australia  

Koreas exchange warning shots along sea border amid tensions -- AP  

Two Koreas exchange warning shots near maritime border amid tensions -- CNBC/Reuters  

North, South Korea trade warning shots on maritime border -- France 24  

Two Koreas exchange warning shots along western border -- Yonhap News Agency  

North Korean ship crosses sea boundary, South Korean ships fire warning shots: report -- FOX News



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