You call that a shelling? Here’s a shelling
Satellite images indicate North Korea might have suffered considerable casualties when South Korea returned fire after the North shelled its frontline island last week, a lawmaker said Thursday.
The National Intelligence Service (NIS) presented to parliament an image taken by the South’s own satellite and another one collected by an unidentified foreign commercial satellite.
The South’s shells mostly landed between two clusters of barracks about 100 metres (330 feet) apart and some came close to one of the clusters.
“One of the shells hit the rear of the barracks. It is possible to assume considerable casualties occurred,” Kwon said.
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