South Korea’s military said North Korean mines were highly likely to have caused blasts that injured three of its soldiers in the Demilitarized Zone last week, and vowed to respond if a final investigation confirms Pyongyang’s involvement.
South Korea’s military said North Korean mines were highly likely to have caused blasts that injured three of its soldiers in the Demilitarized Zone last week, and vowed to respond if a final investigation confirms Pyongyang’s involvement.
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South Korea’s military said North Korean mines were highly likely to have caused blasts that injured three of its soldiers in the Demilitarized Zone last week, and vowed to respond if a final investigation confirms Pyongyang’s involvement.
