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North Korea Fires Over 200 Artillery Rounds Towards South Korea

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North Korea has reportedly conducted approximately 200 artillery shellings in the northwestern offshore region.

On the 5th, the Joint Chiefs of Staff announced that North Korea had conducted about 200 artillery shellings in the areas north of Baengnyeongdo Jangsan Got and Yeonpyeongdo Deoksan Got this morning.

The impact point is in the northern boundary line (NLL) area, and it has been reported that there are no casualties or damage to our citizens and military.

By. Ran Choi

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content@www.kangnamtimes.com

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