Seoul Loses Track of Over 50 North Korean Submarines Allegedly Headed for Operations.

Sunday, August 23, 2015

Seoul Loses Track of Over 50 North Korean Submarines Allegedly Headed for Operations.

Seoul Loses Track of Over 50 North Korean Submarines Allegedly Headed for Operations. (SP).

The South Korean military cannot locate over 50 North Korean submarines which have allegedly set sail from their bases in the Yellow Sea and the Sea of Japan.

"Seventy percent of North Korea's submarines left their bases, and their locations are not confirmed," a South Korean military source was quoted as saying by Yonhap.

North Korea is known to have a fleet of around 70 submarines.

Earlier, it was reported that the North has also doubled the number of its artillery forces along the border, near the demilitarized zone. The news came just a day the conflicting neighbors held the first round of high-level talks to reduce tensions that escalated earlier this week. Earlier in the day, local media reported that Seoul and Pyongyang would continue the high-level talks later Sunday.

The tensions on the Korean peninsula escalated on Thursday, as North Korea reportedly fired shells at a South Korean military base across the demilitarized zone. Seoul was quick to retaliate with dozens of heavy artillery rounds.

REMINDER: Virtually everything you hear from TV talking heads & MSM "experts" on North Korea is completely wrong: http://t.co/rUKXqSURKV
— John Schindler (@20committee) August 23, 2015

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— WarMonitor (@USCitizen95) August 23, 2015

Korea Preparing For Nuclear War http://t.co/hGat68tzOc. pic.twitter.com/gCUxok3Wdc
— The Real Strategy (@RealStrategyFan) August 23, 2015

1 comment:

Foxmuldar BlogAugust 23, 2015 at 8:46 PM
Is this North Koreas version of Hunt for Red October? You lost what? not another 50 subs. haha!
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