North Korea said 19 South Korean fishing boats crossed in to their water on early on Sunday morning.
Pyongyang called this “yet another invasion” into their waters which was coordinated by Seoul to provoke a military reaction from Pyongyang and advance the narrative that North Korea is attacking South Koreans.
North Korea said 19 South Korean fishing boats crossed in to their water on early on Sunday morning.
Pyongyang called this “yet another invasion” into their waters which was coordinated by Seoul to provoke a military reaction from Pyongyang and advance the narrative that North Korea is attacking South Koreans.
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