South Korea Says North Korean Mines Caused DMZ Blast That Injured Three Soldiers | AC1G

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South Korea’s Joint Chiefs of Staff said a joint investigation with the United Nations Command concluded that North Korean anti-personnel mines caused the September 21 DMZ explosions that injured three South Korean soldiers. Officials said forensic testing found TNT and material matching a North Korean resin mine, while investigators also identified additional mines south of the Military Demarcation Line. North Korea has denied responsibility. South Korea Says North Korean Mines Caused DMZ Blast That Injured Three Soldiers Seoul Reveals Evidence Linking North Korean Landmines to Deadly DMZ Border Blast South Korea: ‘North Korean Mine’ Confirmed Behind Blast Injuring Three Soldiers Seoul Says Forensic Evidence Proves North Korean Mine Caused DMZ Explosion South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff hold a press briefing in Seoul to announce the results of a joint investigation into a recent landmine explosion at the inter-Korean border that injured three South Korean soldiers. Watch live co

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