Protesters against S. Korean drill

Protesters against S. Korean drill

SEOUL, South Korea - Protesters demonstrate against a South Korean live-fire artillery drill in the Yellow Sea in front of the National Defense Ministry in Seoul on Dec. 20, 2010. South Korea conducted the drill from the island shelled by North Korea despite Pyongyang's threats to retaliate if the drill went ahead.

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