North Korean army 'to move towards border for training near demilitarised zone'
Tensions are high on the Korean peninsula after an embassy building was destroyed in a missile attack by the North - prompting the South to station troops and tanks close to the border threatening retaliation
ByDave Burke
22:43, 16 JUN 2020Updated03:28, 17 JUN 2020
The North Korean army is reportedly set to advance into the demilitarised zone on the border with South Korea - as the two states teeter on the brink of war.
State media in the North claims troops are advancing into the area of Kaesong & Mt. Kumgang.
Tensions are high on the peninsula after an embassy building in the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) - set up to encourage better relations between the neighbours - was destroyed in a "terrific explosion" by missiles from the North.
It has led to fears of military clashes in the heavily guarded DMZ that divides the neighbours, who are technically still at war.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/breaking-north-korean-army-to-22204004
