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N. Korea likely planted 960,000 land mines along inter-Korean border since 2024: lawmakers

Published by The Korea Herald · South Korea 13 h ago

North Korea has planted an estimated 960,000 land mines along the inter-Korean border since 2024, according to multiple lawmakers Friday, a move seen as part of ...

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