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South Korea demands apology over border landmine blasts

via BBC World·20h ago

South Korea demanded an apology after landmine explosions injured three soldiers in the demilitarized zone on September 21, the BBC reports. Seoul says the mines were highly likely to be North Korean; Pyongyang denies responsibility. The new statements escalate the dispute over the earlier blasts, while the UN Command says it will use armistice mechanisms to address the incident.

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