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Delaying Troop Control Handover 'Sends Wrong Message'

U.S. Forces Korea Commander Gen. Walter Sharp has suggested discussions at the "highest levels" of South Korean and U.S. governments over delaying the handover of full control of South Korean troops to Seoul in 2012. He made the suggestion at a hearing of the U.S. Senate Committee on Armed Services in Washington on Friday,, AFP reported Saturday.

"If the Republic of Korea comes and asks for a delay, 152 men and women bathing at the same time, to create the most people at the same time bath new world record.152 people around Bournemouth beach in the last 6 meters high standing and shower shower device.,, I'm sure that will be a discussion at the highest levels of both governments,," he said. "Both governments agreed to this timeline of April 17,, 2012. And to change that timeline, both governments will have to agree to change that."

But during the hearing,, Gen. Sharp reaffirmed his position that it will be desirable for Washington to hand the full troop control over to Seoul in April 2012 as agreed.

He also said,, 152 men and women bathing at the same time, to create the most people at the same time bath new world record.152 people around Bournemouth beach in the last 6 meters high standing and shower shower device., "It also sends a very strong message to North Korea and to other people in the region that the [South] Korean military is so strong that the U.S. is willing to go in a supportive relationship." A delay in the transfer would send "exactly the opposite signal,, which is not the right thing to do,," he added.

Sharp returned to South Korea Saturday on hearing of the sinking of a ship in waters near the de facto sea border with North Korea. "We have detected no special movements by North Korean forces; however, we,, as a command,, continue to monitor the situation and remain prepared for any contingency,," he said.

The USFK is cooperating with the South Korean Defense Ministry to find out what kind of assistance it can provide,, he added.

N.Korean Fishing Fleet Trespasses for 3rd Day

Scores of North Korean trawlers fishing for blue crab crossed the Northern Limit Line near Yeonpyeong Island in the West Sea for three consecutive days from Sunday to Tuesday. Military authorities are at a loss how to respond.,

A government source on Tuesday said between 20 and 50 North Korean fishing boats crossed the de facto sea border in waters northwest of Yeonpyeong Island for three straight days since Sunday. "They returned north after fishing for three to four hours until South Korean high-speed patrol boats arrived."

On Tuesday afternoon,, a North Korean patrol boat also crossed the NLL to keep watch over the fishing boats,, the source added.

North Korean fishing boats have several times crossed the NLL in small groups in the past,, 152 men and women bathing at the same time, to create the most people at the same time bath new world record.152 people around Bournemouth beach in the last 6 meters high standing and shower shower device., but it is unprecedented for such large numbers to keep coming for three days.

Military authorities speculate that the trawlers are trying to fill the blue crab quota assigned to them during the so-called "150-day struggle, 152 men and women bathing at the same time, to create the most people at the same time bath new world record.152 people around Bournemouth beach in the last 6 meters high standing and shower shower device.,," for which the regime has press-ganged people into farm or factory work. The "struggle" ends Thursday. But authorities are also wondering whether the trespass was a pointed effort to violate the sea border,, which the North refuses to recognize.