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"Did Not Fire A Single Shell": Kim Jong Un's Sister On South Korea Claims
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's powerful sister on Sunday denied Seoul's claims that Pyongyang had fired dozens of artillery rounds near their border a day earlier.
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North Korea Fires Artillery Shells Near Border With South Korea Amid Tension
South Korea on Wednesday criticised North Korea for unleashing a fresh artillery barrage into waters off its east and west coasts, targeting a maritime "buffer zone" set up in 2018 to reduce tensions.
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North Korea Warns South Ahead of Island Bombing Anniversary
North Korea warned Sunday of "merciless" attacks on South Korean border islands if Seoul stages live-fire drills Monday near the maritime border on the anniversary of Pyongyang's deadly shelling attack five years ago.
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South Korea Fires Shells in Response to North Korea Rocket Firing
South Korea on Thursday fired dozens of shells across the border into North Korea in retaliation for an apparent rocket attack, Seoul's defence ministry said.
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North Korea Shells South Korean Military Border Unit: Report
North Korea on Thursday shelled a South Korean military unit on the western section of the inter-Korean border, the South's Yonhap news agency said, citing military sources.
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North Korea Fires Dozens of Artillery Shells Into Sea
North Korea fired dozens of artillery shells into the sea on Monday in a live-fire drill near the disputed maritime border with South Korea that followed a recent series of missile tests.
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North Korea Fires Shells Near South Korea Warship: Seoul
North Korea on Thursday fired shells into disputed waters near a South Korean warship on patrol south of the Yellow Sea border, South Korea's defence ministry said.
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North Korea to hold sea border live-fire drill
North Korea readied a live-fire drill near its maritime border with South Korea on Tuesday -- one month after a similar exercise triggered the exchange of hundreds of artillery shells across the disputed boundary.
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North and South Korea exchange fire across maritime border: military
The two Koreas traded live fire into the sea across their disputed maritime border on Monday, after Seoul said a North Korean military exercise dropped shells into South Korean waters.
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North Korea threatens 'sea of fire' for South Korea presidential office
North Korea on Friday marked the anniversary of its shelling of a South Korean border island with a threat to turn South Korea's presidential office into a "sea of fire".
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North Korea threatens to hit back against US-South Korea military drill
North Korea's army threatened an immediate retaliatory strike should a "single shell" fall on its side of the disputed maritime border during scheduled South Korean-US military drills.
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"Did Not Fire A Single Shell": Kim Jong Un's Sister On South Korea Claims
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's powerful sister on Sunday denied Seoul's claims that Pyongyang had fired dozens of artillery rounds near their border a day earlier.
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North Korea Fires Artillery Shells Near Border With South Korea Amid Tension
South Korea on Wednesday criticised North Korea for unleashing a fresh artillery barrage into waters off its east and west coasts, targeting a maritime "buffer zone" set up in 2018 to reduce tensions.
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North Korea Warns South Ahead of Island Bombing Anniversary
North Korea warned Sunday of "merciless" attacks on South Korean border islands if Seoul stages live-fire drills Monday near the maritime border on the anniversary of Pyongyang's deadly shelling attack five years ago.
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South Korea Fires Shells in Response to North Korea Rocket Firing
South Korea on Thursday fired dozens of shells across the border into North Korea in retaliation for an apparent rocket attack, Seoul's defence ministry said.
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North Korea Shells South Korean Military Border Unit: Report
North Korea on Thursday shelled a South Korean military unit on the western section of the inter-Korean border, the South's Yonhap news agency said, citing military sources.
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North Korea Fires Dozens of Artillery Shells Into Sea
North Korea fired dozens of artillery shells into the sea on Monday in a live-fire drill near the disputed maritime border with South Korea that followed a recent series of missile tests.
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North Korea Fires Shells Near South Korea Warship: Seoul
North Korea on Thursday fired shells into disputed waters near a South Korean warship on patrol south of the Yellow Sea border, South Korea's defence ministry said.
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North Korea to hold sea border live-fire drill
North Korea readied a live-fire drill near its maritime border with South Korea on Tuesday -- one month after a similar exercise triggered the exchange of hundreds of artillery shells across the disputed boundary.
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North and South Korea exchange fire across maritime border: military
The two Koreas traded live fire into the sea across their disputed maritime border on Monday, after Seoul said a North Korean military exercise dropped shells into South Korean waters.
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North Korea threatens 'sea of fire' for South Korea presidential office
North Korea on Friday marked the anniversary of its shelling of a South Korean border island with a threat to turn South Korea's presidential office into a "sea of fire".
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North Korea threatens to hit back against US-South Korea military drill
North Korea's army threatened an immediate retaliatory strike should a "single shell" fall on its side of the disputed maritime border during scheduled South Korean-US military drills.
