When a North Korean Submarine shot a torpedo that hit a south Korean ship and sunk 46 people. The South Korean President, Lee Myung-bak suspended all trade with North Korea for the attack. North Korea now has taken it’s own action by severing all links, escalating the standoff over accusations that the North sank a South Korean’s Ship.
North Koreans news agency also reported that North Korea would expel all South Koreans from a joint-industrial zone in Kaesong, near the border.
This also sparked the tension between the two separated countries, and just time will tell what can happen. The U.S also started to get ready for war as the tension grows. Barack Obama has also said that the U.S is in the favor of the South Koreans and has their full support and that they should start getting ready for a future battle. Pyongyang has denied any relation to the march incident and said that the South Korean President was listening to a report by an International team. This sparks strong vigilance and alert for both countries.
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