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South Korea is investigating a recent explosion in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) that injured three military personnel, suspecting North Korean landmines as the cause. Preliminary findings suggest that the explosion site was near an area where North Korean forces may have recently planted mines. The DMZ remains heavily fortified, and tensions between the two Koreas have increased in recent years.
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South Korea is investigating a recent explosion in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) that injured three military personnel, suspecting North Korean landmines as the cause. Preliminary findings suggest that the explosion site was near an area where North Korean forces may have recently planted mines. The DMZ remains heavily fortified, and tensions between the two Koreas have increased in recent years.
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