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South Korea This Wednesday he accused North Korea Put “Thousands” of anti-personnel mines on the common border and emphasized that North Korean troops suffer losses due to explosions
South Korea This Wednesday he accused North Korea Put “Thousands” of anti-personnel mines on the common border and emphasized that North Korean troops suffer losses due to explosions recorded duringwork on placing artifacts over the past few weeks.
Ministry of Defense of South Korea noted that Mines have been planted in the northern part of the demilitarized zone. which functions as a common border, and noted that At least ten explosions have been recorded in recent weeks.
Despite the heat and rainy season, the North Korean army continued its work, including laying mines.
The South Korean organization also said that North Korean soldiers “They live in poor conditions in prefabricated tents and They work 12-13 hours a day. without holidays and shifts.
Demilitarized zone on the border between South and North Korea pic.twitter.com/dBtuNZPZSY
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In this sense, he stated that Seoul braces for ‘possible defections’ because of the situation before adding this Pyongyang also continued to build fences. divisions in border areas, South Korea’s news agency reported. Yonhap.
In recent weeks, there have been rising bilateral tensions, including exchange of balloons with propaganda and garbage. Besides, Seoul has resumed propaganda broadcasts over loudspeakers at the border. resumed on June 9 for the first time in six years and also resumed its activities. live-fire maneuvers near the common border.
North Korean authorities have also stepped up their launches of ballistic missiles and other projectilesin what they describe as warning about seoul’s actions and their joint maneuvers with USA.
Technically, both countries are still at war, as the Korean War (1950-1953) ended in an armistice with no peace agreement to date.
North Korea, with the support of the Soviet Union and China, invaded South Korea with the support of the United States.
As a result of the armistice, the Korean Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) was established along the 38th parallel, which remains the border between the Koreas.pic.twitter.com/l5tWGzMuWu
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(according to information from Europe Press)
Source: Aristegui Noticias
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