SOUTH KOREA - Yeonpyeong attack (14 images)

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  • Burned houses after North Korea launched an artillery attack on Yeonpyeong Island, Soutk Korea, on Nov. 23rd.

  • Burned houses after North Korea launched an artillery attack on Yeonpyeong Island, Soutk Korea, on Nov. 23rd.

  • A Yeonpyeong island resident returns to her house one week after a North Korean artillery attack that destroyed 20 houses and killed 4 in Yeonpyeong Island, Soutk Korea.

  • Nearly every civilian of the 1.400 residents of Yeonpyeong island was evacuated after the 23rd of November artillery attack. People left hastily after the shelling destroyed 20 houses and killed 4 in Yeonpyeong Island, Soutk Korea.

  • Artillery fire from North Korea destroyed on November 23rd 20 houses and killed 4. 150 round of artillery shells fell on the South Korean Island.

  • Artillery fire from North Korea destroyed on November 23rd 20 houses and killed 4. 150 round of artillery shells fell on the South Korean Island.

  • Marines from the Yeonpyeong military base patrol the island after an artillery attack from North Korea killed 4 and destroyed 20 houses, in Yeonpyeong Island, South Korea.

  • A South Korean military helicopter flyes over Yeonpyeong island, days after an artillery attack from North Korea killed 4 and destroyed 20 houses.

  • Marines from the Yeonpyeong military base guarding a checkpoint in the main road of the South Korean island.

  • Marines from the Yeonpyeong military base guarding a checkpoint in the main road of the South Korean island.

  • A net with fishes left behind by fleeing Yeonpyeong residents after their island was shelled by an artillery attack from North Korea, killeing 4 and destroying 20 houses on November 23rd. Almost all of the 1.400 residents of the island fled after the attack.

  • Ruins of a burn house after an attack by North Korean artillery destroyed 20 houses and killed 4 in Yeonpyeong Island, South Korea.

  • Yeonpyeong island ws attacked by artillery fire on November 23rd. One week after the shelling only a few of the 1.400 residents have returned to the island.

  • A decorative seagull welcomes the visitors to South Korean island of Yeonpyeong.

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