The North Korean regime denied planting the mines that injured three South Korean soldiers and accused Seoul of conspiracy.
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On September 21, three South Korean soldiers were injured by a landmine explosion within the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ). The South Korean government has officially denounced the incident as a violation of the armistice agreement, attributing the placement of the mines to North Korean forces.
In response, the North Korean regime, represented by Kim Yo-jong, has denied responsibility for the incident. Pyongyang has rejected the preliminary findings of the South Korean investigation and accused Seoul of orchestrating a conspiracy regarding the event.
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InfobaeFocuses on North Korea's denial and accusations of a conspiracy.
Diario LibreEmphasizes the South Korean perspective on the armistice violation.
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