Unification Ministry Vows Dialogue over Hard-Line Response to DMZ Blast
South Korean and U.N. investigators said another mine was found during a follow-up inspection, and the U.N. Command said the blasts violated the armistice.
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Criticism is mounting that the government's response to the North Korean landmine explosion in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) shows a stark contrast to the "wooden box landmine incident" that occurred in 2015. This is because, regarding the same issue in which soldiers were injured by North Korean landmines, the Park Geun-hye administration took decisive measures, such as resuming loudspeaker broadcasts to the North, whereas the Lee Jae-myung admi…
South Korea confirms joint UN investigation indicates two soldiers injured in explosion were caused by North Korean anti-personnel landmine. On October 5, the South Korean military announced that the recent explosion that seriously injured two South Korean soldiers was caused by an anti-personnel landmine planted by North Korea. North Korea, which has been strengthening its border security with South Korea since April 2024, has deployed approxim…
A joint investigation by South Korea and the United Nations Command concluded that North Korea had planted landmines that exploded in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), seriously injuring three South Korean officers.
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