North Korean Avoids Deadly Land Mines to Cross DMZ into South Korea
A North Korean man has crossed the highly contested Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) into South Korea, avoiding land mines to enter custody in a development that comes as Seoul has softened its stance on Pyongyang.
A North Korean man, unarmed, walked across the DMZ and into South Korean custody, avoiding land mines, as Seoul softens its stance on Pyongyang, marking a rare and unexpected move by the isolated nation. The incident occurred late Thursday, with details of the individual's identity and motivations remaining unknown. This development comes amidst a shift in diplomatic relations between the two countries, with Seoul showing increased flexibility in its dealings with Pyongyang. The crossing is seen as a significant and unprecedented step towards easing tensions between the long-standing adversaries.
