Military Begins Investigation Procedures with UN Command and DMZ Explosion Site... Five Days After Accident
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On the 26th, the military and the United Nations Command deployed troops to the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) to conduct preparatory activities for an on-site investigation into a suspected landmine explosion that recently occurred on the western front. This comes five days after the accident occurred on the 21st. The Joint Chiefs of Staff (JCS) stated on this day, “The military and the UN Command today jointly [conducted] an investigation into a sus…
The military and the United Nations Command carried out preliminary work, such as securing movement routes and inspecting the operational environment, to investigate the site of the landmine explosion in the Demilitarized Zone that occurred on the 21st. Amid controversy over delays in the response to the accident, military authorities plan to proceed with the investigation prioritizing safety and security. A full-scale joint on-site investigatio…
The South Korean military and the United Nations Command announced on the 26th that they have begun procedures for a joint on-site investigation regarding a suspected landmine explosion within the DMZ. This comes five days after the incident occurred on the 21st. In a notice issued on the same day, the Joint Chiefs of Staff stated, "Our military and the UN Command [jointly]
(ATTN: ADDS image provided by S. Korean military)By Kim Seung-yeonSEOUL, Sept. 26 (Yonhap) -- South Korea's military said Saturday it conducted a joint survey with the U.N. Command (UNC) overseeing the inter-Korean border at the site of a suspect
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