South Korea military: Two soldiers wounded in DMZ likely by North Korean mines
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South Korea's military stated that an incident in which two soldiers were wounded in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) was most likely caused by land mines planted by North Korea. The statement attributes the cause to North Korean mines, reflecting ongoing tensions along the heavily fortified border. The report, sourced from tradealpha via RTRS, provides a brief but direct account of the military's assessment, without additional details on the soldiers' conditions or the exact location of the incident.
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The South Korean military has stated that an incident in which two soldiers were injured in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) was highly likely caused by landmines planted by North Korea.
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