North Korean howitzer guns have been seen close to the border with South Korea - at a time when tensions between the two nations are high.
North Korea and South Korea tensions rise after UN letter and a howitzer was spotted near the border.
It depicts a fictional second Korean War triggered by a full-scale North Korean invasion of South Korea.
North Korea said it had written to the UN Security Council, accusing South Korea of fabricating a September landmine incident and endangering troops working to fortify the
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