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Artillery fire was heard on Monday a South Korean island near waters disputed by North Korea, a Reuters reporter said, suggesting a live-fire drill had begun.
Artillery fire was heard on Monday a South Korean island near waters disputed by North Korea, a Reuters reporter said, suggesting a live-fire drill had begun.
The sound of artillery firing was heard from an air raid bunker on the Yeonpyeong, the island that came under North Korean attack last month, a Reuters reporter had said.
Fog had delayed the drill from taking place on the island which is about 80 km (50 miles)) from mainland South Korea.
A military official said he could not confirm that the exercise had begun.