S. Korea promises immediate response to N. Korea artillery

[Gerald]

Any further North Korean artillery strikes south of the maritime boundary between North and South Korea will be met with shelling from the South, the South’s defense minister said Tuesday.


http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/08/24...illery/?hpt=T2


Note:August 24th, 2010 11:56 AM

[Ducimus]

That's the toughest talk i've seen come out of the ROK in awhile. If the north fires more shells, and they land south for the northern line, that might be the match that relights that god damn tinder box. Both sides tend to play tit for tat. Kinda like a flame war between two people on a forum. Both sides trying to get the last word in. Still, i doubt anything will happen, but that's the strongest stance i've heard of.

[Gerald]

near Pyongyang ahead of key national events.SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea is deploying troops, artillery and tanks near Pyongyang in apparent preparation for a massive military parade marking key national events later this year, South Korea said Tuesday.

The military buildup near the capital began in mid-July amid high tensions on the peninsula, South Korea's Defense Ministry said in a report submitted to a parliamentary committee.

"Preparation for a massive national event is under way" in North Korea and the move is presumably related to a key Workers' Party meeting in September and the 65th anniversary of the party's founding in October, it said.

http://www.foxnews.com/world/2010/08...tional-events/



Note:Published August 24, 2010

[Jimbuna]

Have they enough fuel to mobilise anything?

[Weiss Pinguin]

Originally Posted by jimbuna

Have they enough fuel to mobilise anything?

Are you implying the Revered Leader cannot provide the required fuel?

[Raptor1]

Originally Posted by Weiss Pinguin

Are you implying the Revered Leader cannot provide the required fuel?

The Great Leader invented fuel, of course he can.