South Korea proposes talks with DPRK to resolve border issues
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South Korea proposes talks with DPRK to resolve border issues

South Korea has proposed military negotiations with the DPRK. The goal of these talks is to resolve the issue of a border agreement between Seoul and Pyongyang, as well as to prevent accidental clashes in the frontline zone.

According to a report by the Associated Press, South Korea is taking steps to reduce tensions after three of its servicemen were recently wounded in a mortar shelling.

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