North Korea ends pact with South, will restore ‘all military measures’ at border - UPI.com
North Korea said Thursday that it was completely withdrawing from an inter-Korean military agreement one day after Seoul scrapped part of the deal in response to Pyongyang's satellite launch.
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It appears tensions are increasing on the Korean Peninsula.
The North will "deploy more powerful armed forces and new-type military hardware in the region along the Military Demarcation Line," the ministry added.
The move came in response to South Korea's partial suspension of the agreement after the North launched a military spy satellite into orbit late Tuesday night. The South restored aerial surveillance and reconnaissance activities in the border area between the two Koreas on Wednesday afternoon, a military spokesperson confirmed at a press briefing.