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Seoul renews MDL military talks offer
South Korea's Defense Ministry on Friday again proposed military talks with North Korea to prevent accidental clashes from unclear border lines along the Military Demarcation Line (MDL), with Yonhap reporting Seoul also floated three-way talks involving the U.N. Command and called for resuming the military hotline. The proposal follows the unification ministry's Thursday urging that Pyongyang halt acts escalating border tensions and violating the Armistice Agreement, and comes as lawmakers estimate North Korea has planted about 960,000 land mines along the border since 2024. The main opposition People Power Party has separately pressed the government to resume loudspeaker broadcasts after recent mine blasts in the DMZ.
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