Is Kim Jong Un Starting a War to Impress Visiting Friend Vladimir Putin?!
First shots were fired after troops crossed the border last week. Now there’s reports of landmine casualties.
On Tuesday, South Korea’s military again fired warning shots as North Korean troops breached the border separating the enemy nations for the second time this month ahead of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s arrival in Pyongyang for a summit with Kim Jong Un.
In what appears to be a separate incident, Seoul’s military authorities also announced Tuesday that several North Korean soldiers working in the demilitarized zone (DMZ) dividing the countries have recently been injured or killed due to “several landmine explosions” in the area, according to the Yonhap News Agency.