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Last update: 4 hours agoDMZ Mine Row: North Korea’s Kim Yo-jong again rejected South Korea’s claim that Pyongyang planted mines that wounded three South Korean soldiers, calling Seoul’s conclusion “groundless” and dismissing demands for an apology as “despicable,” while saying border fortification is meant to “shut the door forever.” Seoul-Ukraine POW Disclosure Fallout: South Korea’s President Lee Jae-myung threatened “additional measures” against Ukraine unless Kyiv acknowledges a confidentiality agreement over the transfer of two North Korean POWs and issues a public apology; Ukraine says it’s a “diplomatic misunderstanding” and denies any deal. Diplomatic Pressure Escalates: Seoul says it was Ukraine that first requested secrecy, and foreign ministers are discussing how Kyiv should respond. Sports, With a North Korea Angle: Japan beat North Korea on penalties to win women’s football gold at the Asian Games, while North Korea also featured in the medal table. North Korea-Linked Cyber/Geopolitics Background: Coverage this week also highlighted North Korea’s broader regional tensions and security posture, including claims tied to border incidents and international disputes.
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