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  1. Lee Jae Myung, leading South Korea, noted that border line shifts reflect an evolving security environment.

The Ministry of National Defense adjusted the Civilian Control Line near the DMZ and pushed for civil-military coexistence.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Jun 18
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The Ministry of National Defense adjusted the Civilian Control Line near the DMZ and pushed for civil-military coexistence.

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DMZMinistry of National DefenseLee Jae Myung

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