South Korea Fires Warning Shots At North Korean Soldiers Crossing DMZ Second Time In Two Weeks

Similar to the first time North Korean soldiers crossed the Demarcation Line within the DMZ, the North Korean soldiers again were carrying construction tools.

SEOUL - South Korean soldiers fired warning shots at North Korean soldiers after they crossed the two countries' shared border for the second time in less than two weeks, according to the South Korean Joint Chiefs of Staff.

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The South Korean military reported that around 20 to 30 North Korean soldiers crossed the Demarcation Line within the shared Demilitarized Zone, a perimeter meant to add an extra layer of security or a buffer zone between the two countries.

Similar To The First Time, Soldiers Were Carrying Construction Equipment: