South Koreans fire warning shots after North Korean troops cross poorly demarcated border

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South Korean forces fired live warning shots inside the Demilitarized Zone after a North Korean patrol earlier this week crossed the poorly defined, heavily mined border that bisects the divided peninsula.
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