Gov't launches 2nd half program to recover remains of fallen Korean War soldiers

South Korea's defense ministry has launched the second-half program to recover the remains of soldiers who fell during the Korean War. The initiative began on Monday, August 31, in Seoul.

The recovery program is part of ongoing national efforts to account for service members lost during the conflict. By locating and identifying these remains, the government aims to bring closure to remaining families and honor the sacrifices made by military personnel.