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North Korea has sent a letter to the president of the UN Security Council, calling last month's land mine blast near the border an incident "fabricated" by South Korea, according to state media reports on Oct. 25-26. Pyongyang's letter, reported by KCNA, describes the DMZ mine explosion as a South Korean "self-staged drama" and an "insidious obstruction" aimed at delaying and blocking the fortification of its southern border. This follows South Korea's own letter to the UNSC, sent Oct. 22-23, urging the North to take responsibility for the blasts that injured three South Korean soldiers, with the South Korean military estimating that North Korea has planted about 960,000 mines in the DMZ since 2024. Korean media, including Yonhap, Korea Times, and KBS World, are covering the exchange, framing it as a diplomatic clash over the incident's narrative.