Sept. 11 (Bloomberg) -- South Korea's Defense Ministry hasn't detected any ``unusual movements'' by North Korean troops, amid reports that regime leader Kim Jong Il suffered a stroke in the past month. ``The South Korean military is well prepared for ...
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