
South Korea Detains Border Crosser from the DPRK
South Korea’s military detained an individual who crossed the border from the DPRK on Thursday night, highlighting ongoing security challenges on the Korean peninsula.
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South Korea’s military detained an individual who crossed the border from the DPRK on Thursday night, highlighting ongoing security challenges on the Korean peninsula.
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