Report: N. Korea Fires On South During North's Military Drills; South Responds -- CNN
(CNN) -- A day after raising the possibility of further nuclear tests, North Korea has engaged in provocative live-fire exercises near the South Korean maritime border, leading to an exchange of fire between the two neighbors.
Semi-official South Korean news agency Yonhap reported Monday that the North had begun the drill just after noon (local time). The Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) confirmed that some North Korean ordnance landed in South Korean waters, and that the South responded with fire.
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MILITARY AND INTELLIGENCE NEWS BRIEFS
North Korea Threatened by US Exercise in SKorea -- Military.com
N. Korea preparing for large-scale live-fire drill: Yonhap -- Global Post/Kyodo News
Russia 'starts' Ukraine border pullout -- Al Jazeera
Russia Developing Security Plan for Crimea – Defense Minister -- RIA Novsoti
Russian Black Sea Fleet gives up Ukrainian submarine Zaporizhzhya -- Voice of Russia
NATO to promote ties with Ukraine, boost military presence in Eastern Europe -- RT
Germany ready to reinforce Nato-Russia borders -- EU Observer
NATO Will Not Consider Direct Military Aid to Ukraine – Source -- RIA Novosti
US ships 300,000 MREs to Ukraine military -- The Hill
Germany mulls military support for NATO's eastern European states -- Reuters
PLA needs bigger advanced destroyers to strike fear: Xinhua -- Want China Times
China charges former senior military officer with graft: Xinhua -- Reuters
Tanzania, Uganda may become new Russian military sale markets in Africa -- ITAR-Tass
Rafale can ‘easily meet Qatar’s defence needs’ -- Gulf Times
Abe ready for full-on military drive -- Japan Times
Israeli defense minister changes tone -- The Hill
US Military Chief in Israel at Time of Tensions -- AP
USS Truman strike group concludes Middle East mission -- Stars and Stripes
Admiral Explains LCS Survivability to Senate Committee -- Marine Link
Secret stealth warplane caught on photo flying over Texas -- Washington Times
Major submarine accidents remain isolated but costly -- Stars and Stripes/The Day
Wanted: Cyberwarriors, no experience or knowledge necessary -- Stars and Stripes
Fourteen women have tried, and failed, the Marines’ Infantry Officer Course. Here’s why. -- Sage Santangelo, Washington Post
New corps of military lawyers help rape victims -- FOX News/AP
Darwin: Australia’s most militarised city, and a lily pad for the Pentagon -- Tess Lea, The Guardian
In Tomorrow’s Wars, Battles Will Be Fought With a 3-D Printer -- Robert Beckhusen, Danger Room
1.3 Percent Doctrine, 98.7 Percent Delusion: Why Obama can’t convince Europe to spend on defense -- Tom Rogan, NRO
UN science report: Warming worsens security woes -- AP
Animal soldiers: Hannibal's elephants to Ukraine's killer dolphins -- The Telegraph
Obama Must Show He’ll Use Military Means to Deter Russia in Ukraine -- Leslie H. Gelb, Daily Beast
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