South Korea will no longer bleed and bear it when the North attacks

Published April 2, 2014 4:00am ET



No one died on March 31st when first North Korean and then retaliating South Korean artillery units fired some 800 rockets and shells into disputed boundary waters along the peninsula’s western coast.

The absence of human fatalities is welcome news. So is the South’s tit-for-tat firepower display.

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