North Korea has rejected accusations that its forces planted land mines near the demilitarized zone that injured South Korean soldiers, dismissing Seoul’s investigation as a fabricated conspiracy. The statement from Kim Yo Jong, sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, underscores ongoing tensions along the heavily fortified border. South Korea has yet to provide further details on the incident, leaving questions about the origins of the attack unanswered. The exchange highlights the fragile stability and recurring provocations in inter-Korean relations.
North Korea's Kim Yo Jong denied planting the DMZ land mines that injured three South Korean soldiers, calling Seoul's investigation a conspiracy.
