North Korea rejects South's accusation over DMZ mine blast, KCNA says

North Korea rejects South's accusation over DMZ mine blast, KCNA says

North ​Korea ‌rejected on ​Friday Seoul's accusation that North ‌Korean mines seriously wounded South Korean soldiers in the ‌Demilitarised Zone and dismissed Seoul's ‌demand for an apology, state news agency KCNA ⁠reported.

Kim ​Yo ⁠Jong, an official of ⁠the North's ruling Workers' Party ​and the influential sister ⁠of the North's leader ⁠Kim ​Jong Un, said North Korea has not ⁠deliberated planted mines in the border ⁠zone, ⁠KCNA reported.

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