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But this time it seems to have been more minor.
What the news is saying now:
1. N.K. patroller invades S.K. seas, below the NLL (Northern Limit Line, a kind of a border between the two Koreas).
2. S.K. patroller on guard warns to stop
3. N.K. ignores
4. S.K. fires warning shots
5. N.K. fires direct shots
6. S.K. retaliates, pummels boat to near fracture
7. N.K. patroller runs away, its hull smoking.
No S.K. casulties reported, although the Northern side should have taken "extensive damage".
http://joongangdaily.joins.com/aricle/view.as?aid=2912360
We should have sunk the bastards as payback for 2002.
What the news is saying now:
1. N.K. patroller invades S.K. seas, below the NLL (Northern Limit Line, a kind of a border between the two Koreas).
2. S.K. patroller on guard warns to stop
3. N.K. ignores
4. S.K. fires warning shots
5. N.K. fires direct shots
6. S.K. retaliates, pummels boat to near fracture
7. N.K. patroller runs away, its hull smoking.
No S.K. casulties reported, although the Northern side should have taken "extensive damage".
http://joongangdaily.joins.com/aricle/view.as?aid=2912360
The two Koreas engaged a naval clash yesterday off the west coast, and no South Korean casualties were immediately reported. According to a defense source in Seoul, a North Korean ship crossed a western sea border and the South Korean navy fired warning shots at 11:28 a.m. The North vessel ignored them and instead fired at a South Korean navy vessel, prompting the South to shoot at the North ship.
The official said the North Korean ship suffered some damage and returned north of the border. Nine South Korean fishing boats in the vicinity were moved to a safe area, the official said.
We should have sunk the bastards as payback for 2002.