UN Command Says Armistice Agreement Violation Occurred over DMZ Mine Blast
A joint investigation found North Korean mines likely caused the blast that injured three South Korean soldiers, two of them critically.
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UN Command says Armistice Agreement violation occurred over DMZ mine blast
The United Nations Command (UNC) said Wednesday it found a violation of the Armistice Agreement has occurred over last week's mine blast inside the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). "Based on the findings of the investigation, UNC determined that an Armistice Agreement violation occurred. UNC is addressing the violation through established Armistice mechanisms," it said in an emailed statement. The UNC said a joint investigation team with the South Kore…
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Seoul Shinmun (서울신문)The United Nations Command has officially determined that the North Korean landmine explosion in the Demilitarized Zone constitutes a violation of the Armistice Agreement. During the investigation, one North Korean anti-personnel landmine was discovered buried south of the Military Demarcation Line, and the UN Command emphasized that it will fulfill its responsibility to prevent the escalation of tensions on the Korean Peninsula and maintain sta…
The United Nations Command announced on the 30th that it determined the North Korean landmine explosion in the Western Front Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) was a violation of the Armistice Agreement.
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