North Korea warnes to foreign ships to remain out from .....

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Nampo : North Korea | 5 months ago

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North Korea has warned to foreign ships to remain out of its eastern port of Vonsan for three weeks from Wednesday.

After North Korea's ban, the Japanese Coast Guard ship has issued the alert in the area of the Japan Sea.

Now,it is clear that,North Korea is looking in fighting moods with opposing countries.

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