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South Korea has demanded an apology from North Korea following landmine explosions in the DMZ that injured three soldiers on September 21. North Korea's Kim Yo Jong dismissed the claims as unfounded, while the United Nations Command confirmed a violation of the Armistice Agreement based on their investigation.
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South Korea has demanded an apology from North Korea following landmine explosions in the DMZ that injured three soldiers on September 21. North Korea's Kim Yo Jong dismissed the claims as unfounded, while the United Nations Command confirmed a violation of the Armistice Agreement based on their investigation.
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South Korea demands apology over DMZ blasts as North denies planting mines
South Korea requests apology from North Korea over DMZ explosions