South Korea reiterates commitment to replacing the armistice with a peace regime
South Korea's leader has reaffirmed a commitment to replace the Korean armistice with a permanent peace regime.
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The Korean Peninsula remains a major security flashpoint, though the supplied report describes a stated commitment rather than a binding agreement.
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