The North says South Korea started this latest shouting match with propaganda loudspeakers resuming broadcasts stopped for more than a decade. <br /><br /> The South retorts it was in response to a landmine attack on two border guards. The north says stop or we prepare for war.<br /><br /> The armistice border has been rarely quiet since the 1950s. In 2010 nearly 50 sailors died and an island was bombarded in the last serious exchanges. <br /><br /> The latest tension is another reverse for anyone in the South arguing for trying to revive talks with the North. And the propaganda from Pyongyang sounds more unrelenting than usual. <br /><br /> “They should not forget that the KPA military action means indiscriminate strikes which envisage even possible engagement and escalating counteraction”<br /><br /> How different is this latest rise in border tensions? Missiles may be used against one or all of the South’s 12 loudspeaker sites, but that in itself would hardly be a reason for war to resume.<br /><br /> More likely would be a tit-for-tat excha
