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- 1North Korea denies blame in DMZ landmine blast as Seoul demands apology●🟠 UPDATE South Korea Demands Apology for DMZ Landmine Injuries North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong, de
South Korea is demanding an apology after soldiers were injured in a landmine blast in the Demilitarized Zone, blaming North Korea for the explosion. Kim Jong Un's sister, Kim Yo Jong, rejected the accusation, denied Pyongyang's involvement, accused Seoul of a conspiracy, and dismissed the incident as a farce, escalating tensions between the two countries.
- 2North and South Korea trade warnings after DMZ landmine discovery●North and South Korea trade warnings after landmine discovery in DMZ
North and South Korea have exchanged warnings following the discovery of a landmine in the Demilitarized Zone separating the two countries. The incident has heightened tensions on the peninsula, with each side blaming the other over the explosive device found in the heavily fortified border area. Details about casualties or the mine's origin remain limited.
- 3UN Command finds North Korean mine violated armistice in DMZ●UN Command finds armistice violation over North Korean mine in DMZ
The UN Command has determined that a North Korean mine placed inside the Demilitarized Zone violated the armistice agreement that has governed the Korean peninsula since 1953. The finding adds to ongoing tensions between the two Koreas over activities along the heavily fortified border, though details about the mine's location or any response were not immediately provided.