Blame-Game Over South Korean War Ship's Sinking -- Donald Kirk, Asia Times
WASHINGTON - The explosion and sinking of a South Korean war ship in the West or Yellow Sea near the North Korean coast set off alarm bells in Washington and Seoul. The question was whether North Korea was again making good on threats to challenge South Korean control beneath the "northern limit line" (NLL) set by the United Nations Command three years after the Korean War ended in 1953.
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