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Present & Future of DMZthe
Korean War (June 25, 1950)After
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| At August 30th, 1953 the U.N army
commander fixed the North Limit Line (NLL), the
line which limited patrol activities of the U.N
navy or air force at Eastern and Western Sea. The
Yeon-pyeong naval battle occurred after the North
Korean patrol ships crossed the Western sea North
Limit Line (NLL) and stayed for a long term and
made preemptive attacks to the Korean navy high
speed boat that were sent out to force them out
at June 15th, 1999. The West sea battle broke out
as the North Korean patrol ships crossed the North
Limit Line (NLL) at June 29th, 2002 and made surprise
bombing attacks to the Korean navy as the Korean
navy warned them to withdraw to the north. |
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| Yeon-Pyeong naval battle(1996.6.15) |
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West sea battle (2002.6.29) |
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