South Korea's military attributed explosions at the DMZ on September 28 to North Korean land mines, injuring three soldiers including two severely. South Korea vowed to respond if investigations confirm North Korean responsibility.
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South Korea says border blasts that injured 3 officers was likely caused by North Korean mines AP News
South Korea says border blasts that injured 3 officers was likely caused by North Korean mines (South Korea) South Korea's military on Monday said explosions that injured three of its officers last week inside the heavily fortified Demilitarized Zone separating the Koreas were probably caused by North Korean mines.
South Korea’s military said North Korean land mines likely caused a DMZ explosion that injured three South Korean soldiers, two severely. The military said it would hold North Korea responsible and take “appropriate and corresponding measures” if the investigation confirms the finding. Source: Yonhap
South Korea's military vowed to respond if a final investigation confirms Pyongyang's involvement in the blasts that injured three soldiers.
S. Korea's military says North Korean mines likely caused explosions in the DMZ, injuring 3 South Korean soldiers. #KoreanPeninsula stripes.com