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South Korea seeks apology from Pyongyang over 21 September border landmine explosions
South Korea's military has called for North Korea to apologise for landmine explosions earlier this month that injured three South Korean soldiers. These blasts happened on 21 September in the Demilitarised Zone, a buffer area separating the two Koreas. North Korea has denied responsibility, with Kim Yo Jong, sister of leader Kim Jong Un, calling the claims "groundless" and a "farce".
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