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UN stage sees inter-Korean verbal clash escalate
At the UN General Assembly, South and North Korea traded escalating verbal attacks over rising tensions along the Military Demarcation Line (MDL), following a land mine explosion in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) that injured three South Korean soldiers, Yonhap reports. South Korea has sent a letter to the UN Security Council urging the North to take responsibility for the blasts, while Pyongyang threatens to reinforce units along the MDL and both sides accuse each other of raising border tensions, according to Hankyoreh and KBS World. Korean media frame the clash as a war of words that risks turning into a military confrontation, with loudspeaker propaganda broadcasts threatened as a flashpoint.
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- [News analysis] Can the two Koreas keep their war of words from turning into a military clash?
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