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South Korean Foreign Minister Cho Hyun explained Seoul's position on the recent DMZ land mine blast at a G20 foreign ministers' meeting and stressed the need for inter-Korean dialogue, his office said Sunday. Yonhap reports Cho also held bilateral talks with counterparts from the EU, Britain, India and Mexico on the sidelines of the meeting in the United States. The presidential office had earlier said Seoul will continue taking necessary measures based on 'clear principles' over the blast that seriously injured three people, while North Korea has sent a letter to the UN Security Council calling the incident 'fabricated' by the South. Korean media coverage focuses on the diplomatic push and the ongoing blame game, with the Hankyoreh noting Cho's emphasis on the importance of South-North dialogue.