Tensions mount as South Korea demands apology from North over mine blast
North Korea rejected South Korean accusations that it planted mines in the Demilitarized Zone, where three South Korean soldiers were injured on September 21. Kim Yo Jong warned that North Korea would retaliate if South Korea escalates the situation.
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