North Korea, South Korea exchange gunfire following Kim Jong Un return
North Korea and South Korea exchanged gunfire at their border on Sunday.
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North Korea and South Korea exchanged gunfire at their border on Sunday.
North Korea and South Korea exchanged gunfire at their border on Sunday.
The gunfire was exchanged just one day after Kim Jong Un returned to the public eye after a lengthy absence, wherein some speculated that the North's supreme leader had died from a botched surgery.
Kim made his return by visiting a fertilizer plant, his first public appearance since April 11.
Gunfire was exchanged at 7:41 am, local time. Officials believe there is a "low possibility" that the gunfire by North Korea was intentional, according to the South Korean military.
No injuries were reported.
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