North Korea's New Landmines in DMZ Threaten Safety on Both Sides

South Korea warns of potential mine drift due to heavy rains and poor placement, raising border tensions.

North Korea has planted tens of thousands of new landmines in the DMZ, causing multiple accidents and casualties.
South Korea's military is concerned that heavy rains could wash the mines into their territory, posing significant risks.
North Korean troops are working long hours in harsh conditions to fortify the border, leading to potential defections.
Kim Yo Jong has issued threats against South Korea over anti-Pyongyang leaflets sent by activists.
South Korean forces are on high alert and have fired warning shots at North Korean troops crossing the border.