N. Korean people apparently welcome agreement to ease tensions

N. Korean people apparently welcome agreement to ease tensions

Photo taken Aug. 25, 2015, shows people gathering at the Kim Il Sung Square in the central Pyongyang, after the two Koreas agreed to defuse tensions that were escalated by an exchange of artillery shells across their border. People in the capital apparently welcomed the bilateral move. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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