A view 24 November 2010 of some houses in South Korea's western Yeonpyeong Island bordering North Korea destroyed by a 23 November 2010 indiscriminate North Korean attack. The communist country fired artillery rounds at the island and its surrounding areas, killing two South Korean marines and injuring a score of other soldiers and civilians. EPA/YONHAP
An aerial view 24 November 2010 of some houses in South Korea's western Yeonpyeong Island bordering North Korea burnt to ashes by a 23 November 2010 indiscriminate North Korean attack. EPA/YONHAP
A Ongjin county handout image dated 23 November 2010 showing a group of restless residents of South Korea's western island of Yeonpyeong taking refuge in a shelter as the whole island fell under an indiscriminate North Korean artillery attack. The North fired several rounds, killing two South Korean marines and injuring a score of other soldiers and civilians. Residents of Yeonpyeong Island on 24 November battled a wildfire triggered by the shelling, the Yonhap news agency reported. The attack not only killed two South Korean marines and injured 18 other people, but also
Residents of South Korea's western Yeonpyeong Island bordering North Korea arrive at Incheon port on 24 November 2010 after been evacuated from the island, which was hit hard by an indiscriminate North Korean attack 23 November. The communist country fired artillery rounds at the island and its surrounding areas, killing two South Korean marines and injuring a score of other soldiers and civilians. EPA/YONHAP
Residents of South Korea's western island of Yeonpyeong arrive at Incheon port, South Korea, 24 November 2010. North Korean artillery shells rained down 23 November on a South Korean island of Yeonpyeong near their disputed western sea border, killing two South Korean soldiers and setting forests and dozens of houses ablaze. The South's military was placed on its highest non-wartime alert after the shells landed on Yeonpyeong island. EPA/JEON HEON-KYUN
Residents of South Korea's western island of Yeonpyeong arrive at Incheon port, South Korea, 24 November 2010. North Korean artillery shells rained down 23 November on a South Korean island of Yeonpyeong near their disputed western sea border, killing two South Korean soldiers and setting forests and dozens of houses ablaze. The South's military was placed on its highest non-wartime alert after the shells landed on Yeonpyeong island. EPA/JEON HEON-KYUN
Residents of South Korea's western island of Yeonpyeong arrive at Incheon port, South Korea, 24 November 2010. North Korean artillery shells rained down 23 November on a South Korean island of Yeonpyeong near their disputed western sea border, killing two South Korean soldiers and setting forests and dozens of houses ablaze. The South's military was placed on its highest non-wartime alert after the shells landed on Yeonpyeong island. EPA/JEON HEON-KYUN
Residents of South Korea's western Yeonpyeong Island bordering North Korea arrive at Incheon port on 24 November 2010 after been evacuated from the island, which was hit hard by an indiscriminate North Korean attack 23 November. The communist country fired artillery rounds at the island and its surrounding areas, killing two South Korean marines and injuring a score of other soldiers and civilians. EPA/YONHAP
Residents of South Korea's western Yeonpyeong Island bordering North Korea arrive at Incheon port on 24 November 2010 after been evacuated from the island, which was hit hard by an indiscriminate North Korean attack 23 November. The communist country fired artillery rounds at the island and its surrounding areas, killing two South Korean marines and injuring a score of other soldiers and civilians. EPA/YONHAP
South Korean protesters spray an X-sign on a picture of Kim Jong Il (L), North Korean flag (C), and Kim Jong Yeun (R) during a protest against North Korean shelling of an island, at National Defence Ministry in Seoul, South Korea, 24 November, 2010. North Korea 23 November fired dozens of coastal artillery shells across the disputed western sea border, killing at least two South Korean marines and wounding 16 others. EPA/KIM HEE- CHUL
South Korean protesters tear a picture of Kim Jung Il (L), North Korean flag (C), Kim Jung Yeun (R) during a protest against North Korean shelling of an island, at National Defence Ministry in Seoul, South Korea, 24 November, 2010. North Korea 23 November fired dozens of coastal artillery shells across the disputed western sea border, killing at least two South Korean marines and wounding 16 others. EPA/KIM HEE- CHUL
South Korean protesters burn a North Korean flag during a protest against North Korean shelling of an island, at National Defence Ministry in Seoul, South Korea, 24 November, 2010. North Korea 23 November fired dozens of coastal artillery shells across the disputed western sea border, killing at least two South Korean marines and wounding 16 others. EPA/KIM HEE- CHUL
South Korean protesters burn North Korean flags and images of North Korean leaders during a protest against North Korean shelling of an island, at National Defence Ministry in Seoul, South Korea, 24 November, 2010. North Korea 23 November fired dozens of coastal artillery shells across the disputed western sea border, killing at least two South Korean marines and wounding 16 others. EPA/KIM HEE- CHUL
South Korean protesters burn North Korean flag and images of North Korean leaders during a protest against North Korean shelling of an island, at National Defence Ministry in Seoul, South Korea, 24 November, 2010. North Korea 23 November fired dozens of coastal artillery shells across the disputed western sea border, killing at least two South Korean marines and wounding 16 others. EPA/KIM HEE- CHUL
South Korean protesters trample upon a picture of Kim Jong Il during a protest against North Korean shelling of an island, at National Defence Ministry in Seoul, South Korea, 24 November, 2010. North Korea 23 November fired dozens of coastal artillery shells across the disputed western sea border, killing at least two South Korean marines and wounding 16 others. EPA/KIM HEE- CHUL
