North Korea denies involvement in demilitarized zone explosions
North Korea's foreign ministry has denied South Korea's involvement in the demilitarized zone, threatening "immediate and decisive retaliation" in the event of any encroachment on its territory. This is reported by Reuters.
North Korea's foreign ministry has denied South Korea's involvement in the demilitarized zone, threatening "immediate and decisive retaliation" in the event of any encroachment on its territory. This is reported by Reuters.
The statement came a day after the South Korean side reported on the results of a joint investigation conducted with the participation of the UN Command. It noted that on September 21, two South Korean soldiers were seriously injured in a detonation on a North Korean anti-personnel mine.
South Korea's defense ministry said it was "preparing a response that should force North Korea to apologize" for the demilitarized zone bombings that injured three South Korean troops.
Eugene Hvostik
