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South Korea demands apology from North Korea over DMZ landmine blasts
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- Three South Korean personnel were injured by explosions in the Demilitarised Zone on 21 September.
- South Korea said the blasts on its side of the DMZ were highly likely from North Korean mines.
- South Korea vowed to take corresponding measures for what it called a violation of an armistice.
- North Korea denied responsibility, calling Seoul's claims groundless and a farce to escalate tensions.
- Kim Yo Jong accused South Korea of cooking up claims for political and military provocation.
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