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FM Cho outlines DMZ mine blast stance at G20
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun explained Seoul's position on the recent DMZ land mine blast at a G20 foreign ministers' meeting and stressed the importance of inter-Korean dialogue, according to Yonhap and the Korea Times. He also held bilateral talks with counterparts from the EU, Britain, India, and Mexico on the sidelines. The presidential office said Seoul will continue taking necessary measures based on 'clear principles' in response to the blasts that seriously injured three people. North Korea has sent a letter to the UN Security Council calling the incident a South Korean 'fabrication.'
- FM outlines S. Korea's position on DMZ mine blast at G20, calls for inter-Korean talks
- FM outlines S. Korea's position on DMZ mine blast at G20, calls for inter-Korean talks
- FM Cho holds talks with EU, Britain, others at G20 meeting
- S. Korea to Take Action on DMZ Blasts Based on Clear Principles
- NK sends letter to UNSC calling DMZ mine blast S. Korean fabrication


















