South Korea reports North Korean landmines found in DMZ after blast
South Korean authorities and the United Nations Command reported finding four North Korean anti-personnel landmines in the Demilitarized Zone, following a September 21 explosion that injured two South Korean soldiers. Officials stated that the mines were deliberately laid south of the Military Demarcation Line rather than displaced by natural causes. The exact intent behind the placement of the devices remains unresolved.
- newtalk炸傷
- cna-tw3南韓官兵
- pts3士兵重傷
- asahi韓国軍兵士負傷
- bastillepost受傷
- ltn炸傷官兵
- ettoday炸傷官兵
- yna심각 부상
- bbcthree
- theguardianthree soldiers
- ettoday北韓
- newtalk北韓
- cna-tw北韓
- pts北韓
- yna국힘
- asahi北朝鮮
- bastillepost北韓
- ltn北韓
- bbcPyongyang
- stheadline北韓金與正
- theguardianNorth Korea
- aljazeeraN Korea
- franceNorth
- ettoday南韓
- newtalk非軍事區
- pts兩韓非軍事區
- yna北
- asahi非武装地帯
- bastillepost南韓
- ltn朝鮮半島
- cna-tw兩韓非軍事區
- stheadline南韓
- aljazeeraDMZ
- rfi边界
- yna10:30
- rfi立即
- ettoday挖出
- newtalk控
- cna-tw疑
- pts疑
- yna인정
- asahi可能性「非常に高い」
- bastillepost否認
- ltn咬定
- bbcdemands
- stheadline斥
- theguardiancalls for
- aljazeeradenies
- francedemands
- rfi要求
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Global Event Monitor. South Korea reports North Korean landmines found in DMZ after blast. 2026-09-30T05:15:25.054Z. Status: published. urn:global-events-monitor:event:4071. https://global.eventmonitor.net/event/2026-09-30/dmz-7110fd7e
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