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Last update: 6 hours agoDMZ Mine Dispute: Seoul called on North Korea at the U.N. to apologize for a mine blast that injured three South Korean soldiers, calling it an armistice violation. Pyongyang denied responsibility and cited remarks by Seoul’s unification minister questioning whether the blast was deliberate. Alliance Strains: Washington urged Seoul to uphold intelligence-sharing standards as restrictions on North Korea-related intelligence persist; South Korea’s spy agency was also excluded from a U.S.-Japan meeting on Pyongyang’s cyber threats. Arms Race: South Korea tested its first homegrown hypersonic glide vehicle as North Korea claimed it has an AI-enabled hypersonic missile capability. Rights Dispute: Pyongyang denounced Washington’s trafficking report, which again ranked North Korea in Tier 3, citing forced labor at home and among workers sent abroad. POW Row: South Korea recalled its ambassador to Ukraine after Kyiv disclosed the transfer of two North Korean soldiers captured while fighting for Russia.
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