In response to the recent landmine explosion in the demilitarized zone between South Korea and North Korea, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung asked the military on the 29th to quickly find out the truth and said that the government will take necessary measures depending on the investigation results. On the 21st, the 25th Division of the South Korean Army exploded while carrying out a mission in the demilitarized zone on the South Korean side near the military demarcation line between South Korea and North Korea. As a result, 3 soldiers were injured. 2 of them were seriously injured. The South Korean military announced the preliminary investigation results of the accident on the 28th, saying that the accident “is extremely likely caused by the North Korean military laying a mine.” The South Korean military said that if it is finally determined that the accident was caused by a North Korean landmine, it will take corresponding measures. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff released news on the 29th that the South Korean military and the “United Nations Command” conducted a joint on-site investigation into the accident on the same day. On the 29th, Lee asked the military to maintain close cooperation with the “United Nations Command.”

In response to the recent landmine explosion in the demilitarized zone between South Korea and North Korea, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung asked the military on the 29th to quickly find out the truth and said that the government will take necessary measures depending on the investigation results. On the 21st, the 25th Division of the South Korean Army exploded while carrying out a mission in the demilitarized zone on the South Korean side near the military demarcation line between South Korea and North Korea. As a result, 3 soldiers were injured. 2 of them were seriously injured. The South Korean military announced the preliminary investigation results of the accident on the 28th, saying that the accident “is extremely likely caused by the North Korean military laying a mine.” The South Korean military said that if it is finally determined that the accident was caused by a North Korean landmine, it will take corresponding measures. South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff released news on the 29th that the South Korean military and the “United Nations Command” conducted a joint on-site investigation into the accident on the same day. On the 29th, Lee asked the military to maintain close cooperation with the “United Nations Command.”