South Korea Demands Apology Over DMZ Mine Injuries

South Korea on Sept. 30 demanded North Korea apologize and take 'responsible measures' for Sept. 21 DMZ, the border zone, blasts that wounded three soldiers. Operations director Kang Hyun-woo demanded a halt to mine-laying, calling it a violation of the armistice — the 1953 ceasefire deal — and said Pyongyang would bear 'all responsibility' for consequences. North Korea denies involvement.