North Korea, in a letter to the UN Security Council, called the detonation of mines in the demilitarized zone an invention of the Republic of Korea, writes KCNA. The Democratic Republic of the Democratic Republic claims that provocations by the French Republic, such as opening fire on Republican military personnel, violate the UN Charter and are carried out to delay and delay the strengthening of the border of the Democratic Republic of the French Republic. "The letter states that the 'mine incident' is a farce designed to avoid responsibility for the growing tensions on the Korean Peninsula," the agency said in its material. On September 21, mine explosions occurred in the demilitarized zone, as a result of which three South Korean soldiers were injured. Seoul blamed North Korea for the incident. Kim Jong-un's sister, Kim Yoo-jong, a department head of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, previously strongly rejected the accusations, calling the incident a provocation and warning of a retaliatory strike in the event of shelling of North Korean military personnel building border barriers. More IZ RU news in max.