Monday, December 16, 2013

North Korea warns 'war comes without an advertisement,' putting South Korea on high alert.

North Korea warns 'war comes without an advertisement,' putting South Korea on high alert.
http://www.pbs.org/newshour/rundown/2...
Troops gathered in North Korea's capitol of Pyongyang Monday to swear loyalty and their lifes to leader Kim Jong Un on the eve of the second anniversary of his father's death, AFP reports. At the rally, Vice Marshall Choe Ryong Hae asking troops to stay vigilant and warned that "a war comes without an advertisement." The unpredictability of North Korea's next move has prompted South Korean President Park Guen Hye, The New York Times reports, to order the country's military and police on high alert, in case North Korea attempts "armed provocations."

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