South Korea recovers landmines believed to have washed from North by monsoon floods

South Korea has recovered landmines believed to have washed ashore from North Korea during recent monsoon flooding, Euronews reports. Fifteen suspected North Korean mines were discovered along the country's northwestern coast. The Demilitarized Zone separating the Koreas has been one of the world's most heavily mined regions since their nineteen fifty-three armistice.

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