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South Korea Recovers Landmines Believed Washed Down From North Korea

South Korea recovered landmines believed to have been washed from North Korea by monsoon floods. The mines pose a potential safety hazard in affected areas.

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Flood-displaced landmines could endanger civilians and complicate movement or recovery operations in South Korea.

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  1. South Korea recovers landmines believed to have washed from North by monsoon floods ↗euronews.com · Recorded source date: Aug 19, 2026, 6:01 PM UTC

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