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South Korean military and civilians

South Korean marines prepare to practice landing training for the South Korean military’s Hoguk exercise on Mallipo Beach in Taean County, South Chungcheong Province, Nov. 28. Navy warships form a perimeter around the waters surrounding Yeonpyeong Island, Nov. 28. A marine restricts people’s access to the emergency shelter in Yeonpyeong Island when the sound of gurfires is heard from the North Korean area, Nov. 28. Yeonpyeong Island residents who fled to the mainland continue to live at a sauna. Park So-yeon, representative of Co-existence of Animal Rights on Earth, feeds soju, a kind of liquor, to a companion dog left behind by residents who fled Yeonpyeong Island Nov. 28. Park explained he did that to mitigate the dog’s pain, saying that it is about to be euthanized, but there was no anesthetic for animals.
1 2 3 4 5 Category: Articles \| Added by: pizhonka (29.11.2010) \| Author: by Lee Seung-joon, Tak Ki-hyung, W
Views: 596 \| Comments: 4 \| Tags: human rights, animal rights, conflict, north korea, south korea \| Rating: 0.0/0

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1 manya (29.11.2010 20:22)

poor people...poor dog...It looks so small and hellpless! hope what happened on last Tuesday will not be continued.

2 lylyly (30.11.2010 14:59)

I really don't get why North koreans did it to all these people?

3 Elena (30.11.2010 15:51)

бедный щенок! да вообще бедные люди,животные, природа! которые страдают просто из-за политических разногласий!

4 exhausted student (03.12.2010 00:27)

they try to prove that they are stronger on the top by humiliating those who are at the bottom. As always! Any guys pulled the trigger and all injured and killed people (or dogs cry

) are on them now. While those who told them to do this are somewhat clean.. angry

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