North Korea declares "quasi-state of war"

North Korea declares "quasi-state of war"

North Korean Ambassador to China Ji Jae Ryong attends a press conference in Beijing on Aug. 21, 2015, as Pyongyang announced frontline areas have entered a "quasi- state of war" amid escalating tensions with South Korea. Ji indicated forces in border areas were readied as scheduled a day after South Korea said the two countries exchanged fire along their western border. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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