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Originally posted by thinker2010
im not saying ignore things but some of the post are way overboard and for my grammer we aint all clever gloggs
US Amb. Stephens to make speech to AmCham in Seoul in about 30 mins. She's expected to focus on FTA, not #DPRK. #Koreas 19 minutes ago via Twitter for BlackBerry®
US Amb. Stephens' AmCham speech now to start in about 40 mins & to finish well before the 2pm air raid drill. #Koreas 10 minutes ago via Twitter for BlackBerry®
The legacy of the Koguryo Kingdom is a sensitive issue between Korea and China, which also lays claim to the kingdom's historic roots.
North Korea has dug a new tunnel more than 500 m deep at a nuclear test site in Punggye-ri, North Hamgyong Province, intelligence sources said Tuesday. The North is also reportedly accelerating massive excavation work and construction of a new building at its main nuclear site in Yongbyon.
"If progress goes on at the current pace, the North will have dug a cave 1 km deep, the depth where it is possible to conduct a nuclear test, between March and May next year," the officer said.
But a South Korean security official said, "The North has never admitted what it is building. We're just speculating that it's building a nuclear facility whose purpose is unclear."
During the nationwide drill all road traffic supposed to halt & pedestrians to shelter. Hasn't been such a full-scale drill in decades. 8 minutes ago via Twitter for BlackBerry®
South Korea to conduct massive civil defense drill in three hours, including fighter jets doing mock bombing raids over Seoul, other cities. about 2 hours ago via Mobile Web
South Korean air raid drill today will also include simulated artillery attacks in border areas. Largest drill in decades. about 1 hour ago via Mobile Web
Just met with North Korea expert Andrei Lankov at Seoul's Kookmin University. He's genuinely worried another Korean War on its way. 14 minutes ago via web
Lankov says even more worrying than North Korean behaviour is rising rhetoric from Seoul, promising military response to next provocation. 14 minutes ago via web
For the record, Lankov didn't think we'd see more shooting until navies are sent out to protect fishing boats this spring... 6 minutes ago via web in reply to gadyepstein
North Korea's biggest newspaper, Rodung Shinmun, wrote that the Nov. 23 shelling of Yeonpyeong Island was a "provocation" to North Korea—a mirror image of recent international accusations that the North had provoked the South in launching the fatal artillery fusillade on the island.
Four more articles Tuesday on KCNA carried general criticism of South Korea, the U.S. and Japan, countries that North Korea's authoritarian regime has long portrayed as ready to invade the North at any moment. Others conveyed statements from what the North said were its international allies, such as a report of a Malta group's statement, "U.S. and S. Korean Puppet Forces' Moves for Invading DPRK Slammed."
US Amb. Stephens: "We want to stay in close touch" with all US citizens in #ROK re security alerts. Urges all to be on Embassy e-mail list. 3 minutes ago via Twitter for BlackBerry®
Amb. Stephens: "critically important" for China to tell #DPRK to "end provocative acts." 1 minute ago via Twitter for BlackBerry®
The ministry plans to conduct a reshuffle of three-star generals later this week
Former and incumbent U.S. military officials are warning of a war on the Korean Peninsula in the wake of North Korea's recent provocations. The warning came ahead of a visit to China by a U.S. delegation led by Deputy Secretary of State James Steinberg on Tuesday.
Chairman of the U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff Adm. Mike Mullen on Monday said the danger of war is rising on the Korean Peninsula and that the North has raised the ante in its aggression against the South. He was speaking to U.S. troops stationed in Iraq.
William Cohen, a secretary of defense during the Clinton administration, said on a Fox News program the same day that the U.S. should increase its troops in the region at least for a while if the North keeps ratcheting up tensions.
Prime Minister Kim making statement on radio promisng "stern measures" versus any further NKorean provocation. Asks citizens to be prepared. about 1 hour ago via Mobile Web
Traffic still flowing on Seoul streets around me. Few people reacting to massive air raid drill underway. about 1 hour ago via Mobile Web
Yeah but really... so what if they test a nuke? No big deal.
SEOUL - Kim Kyung-ji began sixth period math class Wednesday afternoon by giving her middle school students three-ply, nonwoven face masks, to use during the simulated air strike by North Korea. Kim told all 30 youngsters to wrap the masks around their ears. She instructed them to move quickly - staying low to the ground, if possible - when the siren went off.
Classroom Nos. 4 and 3 will exit the second floor before we do, Kim told them. We'll follow after that.
"Do we get any drinks or snacks?" one student asked.
"If North Korea really attacks we're not going to line up," another said. "We're just going to run."
Originally posted by Nomad451
reply to post by thinker2010
Learn proper grammar it makes your posts so much easier to understand.
Things like full stops and comer's and paragraphs.