South Korean Navy Goes on High Alert

This kind of activity was easy to explain during the inauguration period after Barack Obama declined to invite anyone from North Korea to be in Washington, but it is a few weeks later and one wonders if something more is going on. We have another high alert in South Korea as tensions continue to rise.

North Korea issued another warning on Sunday, threatening South Korea of a possible military conflict as the former try to restructure its foreign policies against South Korea amid mounting tension in the Korean Peninsula.

The reports on Sunday said the South Korean Defense Ministry officials have indicated that the country's navy will remain on high alert along the western sea border.

The Communist country warned that it will abandon all the peace agreements with its southern neighbor, adding that he is confident that it's army has grown to be "invincible"

There have been persistant rumors that North Korea is attempting to create an incident in the area of some disputed islands off the west coast of South Korea. South Korea to date hasn't taken the bait, but if by chance a South Korean ship goes into that territory, which South Korea considers its own, the North may attack it because they consider it their own. Something to watch for, an incident at sea is the most probable scenario right now in that region, and there is no telling where it might lead if something happens.