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North Korea warned Thursday it would launch more attacks on South Korea if its southern neighbor makes more "reckless military provocations," according to a Reuters report citing North Korean state media.
India to deploy 36,000 extra troops on Chinese border
India has formed two new army divisions - comprising more than 36,000 men - to defend the north-eastern state of Arunachal Pradesh.
Seoul is taking steps to strengthen its military preparedness on the island to better respond to additional attacks from Pyongyang, which is suspected to have planned the Yeonpyeong shelling in advance.
Originally posted by YouAreDreaming
reply to post by Dachende
That is what raises my eyebrows is all the provocation such as previous shelling, the sinking of the SK warship and many other skirmishes, what grips this one is the damage in a populated civilian area.
edit on 23-11-2010 by YouAreDreaming because: Lame WOW joke.
Originally posted by infinite
reply to post by Regensturm
A hard line politician will replace him, majority of South Korea want retaliation - including the army. Sunday will be interesting because Kim Jong Il's son is willing to risk war to protect the North Korean regime. And if the South start producing the same thought patterns over sovereignty and independence, well, we can envisage a war.
All it takes is an itchy trigger finger
YEONPYEONG ISLAND, South Korea, Nov. 25 (Yonhap) -- South Korean marines who returned fire against a deadly artillery attack by North Korea said Thursday their counterattack is believed to have inflicted "severe damage" to the North. Two days after North Korea's attack on the border island of Yeonpyeong in the Yellow Sea, the marines stationed on the island told reporters visiting here that they responded to the bombardment in line with rules of engagement without any muddles, defending criticism that their response was delayed and feeble.