Author: McKinley Corbley / Source: Good News Network
In another progressive step towards ending their decades-long conflict, North and South Korea began removing landmines from the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ).
The DMZ is the 155-mile-long (248-kilometer) stretch of land that separates the two nations.
On Monday, South Korean army engineers began demining the southern regions of Panmunjom village and “Arrow Head Hill” while North Korean technicians reportedly began the demining process on their own respective territory, says South Korean defense officials.The Koreans will be clearing the mines over the course of the next three weeks. Once completed, they will continue with the agreements made during their recent peace talks by removing…
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