Angry South Koreans Want Blood As Tension Builds Following Deadly North Korean Bombardment -- New York Daily News
WASHINGTON - Outraged South Koreans demanded revenge Wednesday as the U.S. joined a military buildup to counter the deadly North Korean bombardment of a border island.
The U.S. also pressed China to rein in its North Korean ally's plans to intimidate the South while developing nuclear weapons.
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AFRICA
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