Korea: Pyongyang takes over North Korea has sent a letter to the UN Security Council to challenge Seoul's version of the September 21 detonation of mines in the demilitarized zone, which injured three South Korean soldiers. According to the KCNA agency, this event is seen as a provocation created by the South to make it take responsibility for the tensions on the peninsula. North Korea's ambassador to the United Nations, Kim Song, also spoke about the South Korean fire that was threatening soldiers responsible for strengthening the border facilities. Citing the right to self-defense, he warns that Seoul will be forced to bear the consequences of any new provocation or border violation. RT in French dare to ask.

Korea: Pyongyang takes over North Korea has sent a letter to the UN Security Council to challenge Seoul's version of the September 21 detonation of mines in the demilitarized zone, which injured three South Korean soldiers. According to the KCNA agency, this event is seen as a provocation created by the South to make it take responsibility for the tensions on the peninsula. North Korea's ambassador to the United Nations, Kim Song, also spoke about the South Korean fire that was threatening soldiers responsible for strengthening the border facilities. Citing the right to self-defense, he warns that Seoul will be forced to bear the consequences of any new provocation or border violation. RT in French dare to ask.