ROK media reported last week that North Korea has been installing landmines along major roads connecting to the South since last year, raising concerns about heightened border tensions since the collapse of an inter-Korean military deal.
For 69-year-old Kim Ki-ho, such reports in recent months have rekindled painful memories of the devastation that landmines can wreak.
ROK media reported last week that North Korea has been installing landmines along major roads connecting to the South since last year, raising concerns about heightened border tensions since the collapse of an inter-Korean military deal.
For 69-year-old Kim Ki-ho, such reports in recent months have rekindled painful memories of the devastation that landmines can wreak.
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