South Korea’s navy fires warning photographs at North Korean patrol vessel days after Kim Jong Un ‘guides’ missile check
South Korea's navy has fired warning photographs in direction of a North Korean patrol vessel amid heightened tensions over Kim Jong Un's newest missile check.The incident occurred at round 11am native time on Saturday, simply two days after Pyongyang launched a brand new Hwasong-18 weapon that triggered a scare in northern Japan.
The North Korean boat was focused by its neighbour's forces after briefly crossing the international locations' disputed western sea boundary, which was drawn up by the UN after the Korean War in 1953.It was chasing a Chinese fishing boat on the time close to South Korea's Baekryeong island, however shortly retreated.As the South's high-speed vessel responded to the incident, poor visibility brought on it to collide with the fishing boat, which noti...