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  1. North Korean mine planting near MDL escalates border tensions
  2. North Korea intensifies border fencing and conducts construction in the DMZ while UNC monitors the area.
  3. North Korea is fortifying its border with mines and barriers, prompting investigation into potential foreign planting.

North Korea planted mines near the border, posing a threat to South Korean soldiers.

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North Korea planted mines near the border, posing a threat to South Korean soldiers.

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  1. A soldier died near the border, and Pyongyang denied allegations of mine laying by North Korea.Sub-event
  2. A mine drifted from North Korea into the Seodo-myeon area.Sub-event
  3. A dispute arose following a mine blast in the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) on October 1, 2026.Sub-event
  4. NK planted mines threatening South Korean soldiers near the border.1 source
  5. North Korea denies responsibility for the mine incident near the MDL.1 source

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