S. Korea warns N. Korea against 'armed provocation'

S. Korea warns N. Korea against 'armed provocation'

A spokesman for the South Korean Defense Ministry briefs reporters at the ministry June 15 about an exchange of gunfire earlier in the day between North and South Korean naval vessels near the disputed buffer zone in the Yellow Sea. South Korea warned North Korea against ''any more armed provocation.''

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