SEOUL (Reuters) - North Korea test fired artillery shells into waters near a disputed border on Wednesday, provoking a South Korean volley of warning shots and raising tensions between the rivals just as they had restarted talks.
South Korean military officials said it appeared the North was conducting drills off the west coast of the divided peninsula, but that some of their shells had landed close to the maritime border.
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