North Korea threatens South with ‘baptism of fireplace’ after military ‘took the bait’
North Korea has vowed to inflict a “baptism of fire” on South Korea after their “military thugs” ‘took the bait’.
Kim Jong-un’s military claimed that it was finishing up a army operation that noticed them use explosives that ‘imitated gunfire’ within the north west of the nation.
Vice Minister of the Workers’ Party Kim Yo-jong mentioned in an announcement to the Korean Central News Agency: “Our military watched the reaction of the South Korean military thugs while detonating blasting explosives 60 times simulating the gunfire of a 130mm coastal artillery gun.”
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He added: “We carried out a deception operation to test the actual detection capabilities of the South Korean military thugs who are showing off their bravado, and to shame those who made such obvious and unreasonable claims.”
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While Deputy Minister Kim expressed his anger and mentioned: “They misjudged the sound of an explosive exploding as gunfire, assumed it was a provocation of artillery fire, and shamelessly made up a lie that the point of impact was in the maritime buffer zone north of the Northern Limit Line (NLL) in the West Sea.”
He continued: “Our military did not fire a single shell into the water area,” and “South Korea’s military thugs took the bait we threw and bitten.”
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He warned that: “If there is even the slightest provocation, our military will immediately inflict a baptism of fire.”
That response has come after North Korea’s Army General Staff mentioned it fired 192 rounds “as natural response by our military against military actions by South Korea’s military gangsters.”
South Korea’s Defence Ministry mentioned that Marine brigades stationed on the Yeonpyong and Baengnyeong islands fired on the NLL border displaying a “overwhelming operation response”.
North Korea added that the drills had no impression on the South Korean islands as they’ve claimed and mentioned in an announcement that the South saying that is ‘an try and mislead public opinion.’
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