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Foreign Minister Cho Hyun explained Seoul's position on the DMZ land mine blast at a G20 meeting and stressed the need for inter-Korean dialogue, according to Yonhap and the Korea Times on Nov. 1. The blast, which injured three South Korean soldiers, has drawn competing letters to the UN Security Council: Seoul urged the North to take responsibility (Korea Times, Oct. 23), while Pyongyang called the incident a South Korean "fabrication" (Yonhap, Oct. 25). The presidential office said Seoul will continue "necessary measures based on clear principles" (Yonhap, Oct. 30).